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 [+]

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 [+]

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 [+]

“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 is the first, since the death of Pier Vittorio Tondelli, to obtain the rights to bring Other Libertines (Altri libertini) to the stage. An explosive text, seized for obscenity [+]

Milena Vukotic brings to life Émilie du Châtelet, the extraordinary 18th-century mind: scientist, philosopher, and companion of Voltaire, with whom she shared both passion and intellect. Witty, sharp, and free-spirited, Émilie [+]

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 [+]

Look at the Lights, My Love is based on the work by Annie Ernaux, 2022 Nobel Prize winner, who transforms a supermarket into an unsettling mirror of our times. Michela [+]