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Dedicated to secondary schools, it is a sustainable journey through the spaces of the theatre and through texts that emphasize ecological themes and dialogue with the environment, accompanied by stories and curiosities from the present and past life of Piccolo Teatro and its real and imaginary inhabitants.
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Teatro Strehler
Midweek morning performances are reserved for secondary schools. Info and booking
Saturday and Sunday performances are open to the general public.
See the calendar and find out how to book
Climate change has created yet another Shakespearean storm by transporting a secondary school class to an unknown island (Saramago) inhabited by singular characters who become the guides of an eco-tour to discover the sustainable lightness of theatre.
The island appears almost like a furious forest (Ariosto) in which the trees are convinced that they have the power to transform nature, things and the rules of civilised living. They love questions and enjoy looking for many different interpretations: they question the relationship between human beings and the environment (Ibsen), the division of tasks and hierarchies in groups (Marivaux), the relationship as pre-adolescent as it is actorly between what we think we are and how we appear to others (interpreter vs. character).
The class becomes part of the island tribe and actively participates in the creation of a new and special constitutional charter that also includes plant rights (Mancuso).
Duration: the play is currently in production
Midweek morning performances are reserved for secondary schools. Info and booking
Saturday and Sunday performances are open to the general public.
See the calendar and find out how to book
Climate change has created yet another Shakespearean storm by transporting a secondary school class to an unknown island (Saramago) inhabited by singular characters who become the guides of an eco-tour to discover the sustainable lightness of theatre.
The island appears almost like a furious forest (Ariosto) in which the trees are convinced that they have the power to transform nature, things and the rules of civilised living. They love questions and enjoy looking for many different interpretations: they question the relationship between human beings and the environment (Ibsen), the division of tasks and hierarchies in groups (Marivaux), the relationship as pre-adolescent as it is actorly between what we think we are and how we appear to others (interpreter vs. character).
The class becomes part of the island tribe and actively participates in the creation of a new and special constitutional charter that also includes plant rights (Mancuso).
Duration: the play is currently in production
Credits
Benvenuti al Piccolo!
Green tour dell’isola degli alberi
curated by Michele Dell’Utri
with Monica Mihaela Buzoianu / Caterina Sanvi e Alberto Pirazzini / Pietro Savoi
production Piccolo Teatro di Milano - Teatro d'Europa
With the support of 
part of the project Il teatro tiene banco
The show is part of the European project
Subscriptions
The show is not available on subscription
RPERFORMANCES RESERVED FOR SCHOOLS
PERFORMANCES FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC
You can book tickets for Saturday and Sunday performances by contacting the box office on 02 21126116 or pick them up directly at the box office, at Teatro Strehler, before the performance.
Organised groups and audiences
For information on tickets for organised groups:
tel. +39 02 72 333 216
mail promozione.pubblico@piccoloteatromilano.it
