— 3. Gobetti 2022/23

Written as a radio play by Melania Mazzucco in 2001, it was awarded the 53rd Prix Italia as the best radio drama of the year. Written with heavy noir undertones, [+]

On the 100th anniversary of Beppe Fenoglio's birth, Giulio Graglia stages a tribute to the terse and explicit work of the Alba writer. The plot takes place immediately after the [+]

Through this encounter with a great stage classic, Leonardo Lidi presents yet another chapter of his exploration of the boundaries that most young people tend to create for themselves. With [+]

Federico Tiezzi directs a production that draws on the eponymous novel by Bernhard and stages a seemingly straightforward tale. For over thirty years, musicologist (Sandro Lombardi) sits contemplating a painting [+]

The actor, performer and author Matthias Martelli, makes his return to the Gobetti. Directed by Emiliano Bronzino and accompanied by cellist Lucia Sacerdoni, his acclaimed production revisits the life of [+]

The play chronicles thirty years of real-life correspondence between a lifer and a judge, Elvio Fassone. Despite seemingly incompatible lives, letter after letter, the two find a meeting point. This [+]

A nuclear accident close to their cottage shatters the life of an elderly couple of scientists (Elisabetta Pozzi and Giovanni Crippa). Power cuts have become common. There is no drinking [+]

Paolo Nani, the prodigious star of The Letter, takes to the stage with a new and poetic performance directed by Norway's Frede Gulbrandsen. The plot describes an introverted designer who [+]

Jurij Ferrini directs and stars in Shakespeare's famous tragedy about jealousy: Othello. His contemporary approach explores this drama, in which truth is no longer tangible and becomes defamation. The tangled [+]

Following his successful Macbettu and La Tempesta (The Tempest), Alessandro Serra presents this production to audiences of all ages in the newly converted Sala Pasolini. Prince Midnight lives under a [+]

Leandro Piccioni and Mario Tronco, who are the musical inspiration of the Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio, have created a musical rendition for guitar and voices of Mozart's Così Fan Tutte, [+]

Patrick Marber wrote Closer in 1997. Since its stage opening, it has received the highest British awards for dramaturgy and went on to acclaim on Broadway and in Hollywood. The [+]

Bosnian playwright Tanja Šljivar's inspiration for this 2017 play was a news item about seven 13-year-olds who all became pregnant during their last school trip. Paola Rota's staging, based on [+]

This dark tale, set in Milan, Palermo and New York, received the Hystrio Prize for Stage Writing in 2015. It was created and directed by Emanuele Aldrovandi, who returns to [+]

Carmelo Rifici created this stage adaptation of Choderlos de Laclos' Les Relations Dangereuses. The violent and brutal nature of the original novel's letters is echoed by the ideas of a [+]

When The Dead Kill The Living Set against graphic animations by cartoonist Andrea Bruno, Claudio Casadio breathes life into an unforgettable character: Oreste, a mental asylum patient in Imola. After [+]

What would a body say if it could write a diary? In 2012 Daniel Pennac attempted to answer that question with a novel that, through physical changes only, chronicled a [+]

Five Invectives, Seven Women And A Funeral Five 20th-century women artists, Dora Maar, Amelia Rosselli, Carol Rama, Maria Lai and Lisetta Carmi take to the stage to speak out one [+]

What Walruses Know An icebreaker is sailing to the South Pole to save the Earth. Yet, despite the impending calamity, our attention, and that of the three main characters, focuses [+]

This razor-sharp comedy, written by British director David "D.C." Moore in 2012 and inspired by Lynn Shelton's film Humpday, is the story of a long-standing male friendship and explores issues [+]