3. Gobetti 2025/26

With Rumba, Pueblo, and Laika, Ascanio Celestini has created a triptych that gives voice to the most wounded sides of humanity—an intense, poetic trilogy about the outcasts of our time: [...]

With Rumba, Pueblo, and Laika, Ascanio Celestini has created a triptych that gives voice to the most wounded sides of humanity—an intense, poetic trilogy about the outcasts of our time: [...]

With Rumba, Pueblo, and Laika, Ascanio Celestini has created a triptych that gives voice to the most wounded sides of humanity—an intense, poetic trilogy about the outcasts of our time: [...]

Simone Schinocca directs Salvatore d’Onofrio and Antonella Delli Gatti in a production that explores parenthood and the profound bond of filiation, reaching beyond biological ties. It is a journey through [...]

Inspired by the Apocryphal Gospels, this production blends narrative theatre and teatro-canzone, exploring the encounter between the human and the divine. While the landscapes of Jesus' childhood are well known [...]

Anna Cappelli is a shy typist with a desperate desire to settle down. She lives in a rented room, dreams of love, and when she starts a relationship with her [...]

THE FIRE OF FREE SPIRITS Throughout history, there have been men and women who chose alternative paths, defying dominant thought: scientists, philosophers, artists, and free thinkers willing to risk everything [...]

Poised between comedy and unease, Pirandello weaves appearance and truth into a cruel interplay of morality and desire. In a suspended time, Vanessa Gravina, Max Malatesta, Franca Penone, and Nicola [...]

With its unmistakable language—poised between biting irony and aching poetry—Carrozzeria Orfeo brings to the stage an intimate, elusive tale. Three women, three seasons of life, intertwine their destinies in a [...]

Novecento Returns, the renowned monologue by Alessandro Baricco, directed by Gabriele Vacis and forever linked to the talent of Eugenio Allegri, who embodied it for nearly thirty years. Today, this [...]

“It’s a ‘small great book’ that hits you straight in the heart,” writes Serena Sinigaglia, who turns to Letizia Russo’s dramaturgy to bring Storia di Argo by Mariagrazia Ciani to [...]

Winner of the 2009 Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy and the Tony Award for Best Play, this razor-sharp work by Yasmina Reza has captivated audiences in Paris, London, New [...]

Voice and body become raw, explosive forces in Arianna Scommegna’s performance of Cleopatràs—an intense monologue by visionary playwright Giovanni Testori, known for blending the sacred and the profane in a [...]

A forgotten Pirandello? Perhaps because it’s too uncomfortable, too truthful. Yet One, or No One (O di uno o di nessuno) feels more relevant than ever. Two friends, Tito and [...]

ON THE POLITICAL BODY OF PIERO GOBETTI Piero Gobetti was an intellectual who fused political passion and a deep love for theatre with extraordinary intensity. One hundred years after his [...]

In a small seaside paradise, Maddalena Casto reigns supreme within the walls of Villino Tajani, presiding over a self-sufficient and contradictory all-female microcosm. Between winters in Bari and summers in [...]

Licia Lanera è la prima, dopo la morte di Pier Vittorio Tondelli, ad ottenere i diritti per portare Altri libertini a teatro. Un testo esplosivo, sequestrato per oscenità appena venti [...]

Milena Vukotic dà vita a Émilie du Châtelet, mente straordinaria del Settecento, scienziata, filosofa e compagna di Voltaire, con cui condivise passione e pensiero. Ironica, acuta, libera, seppe formulare intuizioni [...]

Mirra is a tragedy that explores one of the deepest taboos: the incestuous love between father and daughter. Young director Giovanni Ortoleva chooses to engage with Alfieri’s language, placing it [...]

Sorry, this entry is only available in Italiano.Guarda le luci, amore mio è tratto dall’opera di Annie Ernaux, Premio Nobel 2022, che trasforma un ipermercato in un inquietante specchio del [...]