A true Brechtian didactic drama, our Antigone in cattedra comes to high-school classrooms to speak about legality and politics, feminism and patriarchy

A show-tour of the Teatro Strehler for primary school children and their families to discover the stories that have made the Piccolo so famous

A road story about the migration of the species and the risk of extinction of scientific thought

Z for Zorro, I for Identity, C for Convention, D for Dialogue: Latella reinterprets an archetype of the collective imagination

Pirandello’s classic comes to secondary schools to encourage teenagers to reflect on the falsehoods that they encounter in daily life, from social networks to fake news

Pier Lorenzo Pisano provides a contemporary re-reading of the most well-known Western saga: the cycle of the Trojan War

Scenes from a marriage, thirty years on: Roberto Andò stages the script of Ingmar Bergman’s last film

Directed by Leonardo Petrillo, Mariano Rigillo and Anna Teresa Rossini return Ezra Pound to the absolute purity of his art and his poetry

Valerio Binasco returns to Pirandello to examine the sense of creating theatre and the conflictual relationship between reality and fiction

Gaia Saitta stages the novel by Elena Ferrante, the story of a woman and her journey of liberation and self-affirmation

The return of the ruthlessly revolutionary story by Pedro Lemebel, with Lino Guanciale and directed by Claudio Longhi

Is identity a privilege or a burden? Three generations placed side by side to express the search for identity in contemporary Hungary

The Uruguayan author and director Gabriel Calderón comes to the Piccolo for the first time with his reflection on power and theatre

Gabriele Lavia and Federica Di Martino in the masterpiece by Eugene O’Neill, the brutal and painful portrait of a dysfunctional family

A civil oration and a process of self-analysis: Davide Enia tells of the impact of Cosa Nostra on our personal and civil lives