3. Gobetti 2025/26

Gianpiero Rappa writes and directs a surreal and irresistible comedy that blends nightmare and irony, featuring performances by Lisa Galantini, Elisabetta Mazzullo, Nicola Pannelli, and Rappa himself. Joe Black, a [+]

Arturo Cirillo brings to the stage a social mystery tinged with psychological thriller elements. Amid eerie sounds and stark lighting, this new production reveals the intertwined lives of two lonely [+]

A one-act play written and directed by Ivan Cotroneo, performed with intensity by Marta Pizzigallo and Elisabetta Mirra. Inside a classroom, a student and her teacher engage in a tense [+]

Ben Duke, a visionary talent of the British stage, imagines them grappling with midlife crisis, weaving Shakespearean verse, domestic quarrels, and biting irony. A journey of laughter and melancholy, exploring [+]

Briciola, Luna, and Wanda—a female dog, cat, and goldfish—find themselves suddenly alone, abandoned in their home by an owner who, having gone out as he does every night to a [+]

Locked inside a nondescript Manhattan apartment, four misfits dream of setting the world on fire. Ordinary people, out of place and allergic to the system—but they have a plan: to [+]

Giò Stajano liked to say she was born twice: first in 1931 in Sannicola, a small town in Puglia; the second time, when she chose to live her identity openly. Blessed [+]

New Zealand playwright and screenwriter Anthony McCarten, widely known for his hit film scripts (Bohemian Rhapsody, Darkest Hour, The Theory of Everything), delivers a brilliant and moving stage work that [+]

This text by the very young Benedetta Pigoni won the 2023 Riccione Prize “Pier Vittorio Tondelli” for best under-30 play. It tells the seemingly simple story of a young woman [+]

Directed and performed here by Jurij Ferrini, Mandragola remains an incisive exploration of human nature and the emotional dynamics underpinning every deception. Ferrini entrusts Matteo Alì, Matteo Schiano Di Cola, [+]