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Manuel Liñan, Premio Nacional de Danza 2017, presents his new show which is a preview of the summer event, the Milano Flamenco Festival.
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Fabrizio Gifuni pays tribute to Hamlet, in which the words of Shakespeare are interwoven with the powerful musical fresco by Shostakovich.
©Anastasia Blur
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Valerij Fokin, theatrical director and director of the Alexandrinsky in Saint Petersburg, stages a piece dedicated to his favourite author, Gogol.
©Fabio Esposito
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In a rehearsal room, master and apprentice search for the emotions of the character, while in the world outside, there are the sinister echoes of war.
An outstanding re-reading of the Three sisters by Chekhov, with which the volcanic director Andrij Zholdak plucks at the heartstrings of the audience.
©Anastasia Blur
The poem by Aleksander Blok becomes an enchanting show which recreates the atmosphere of Saint Petersburg through sound and images.
©Attilio Marasco
La terza edizione di MITJazzFestival si apre con un progetto innovativo che coinvolge lo scatter Gegé Telesforo e il rapper Willie Peyote.
©Attilio Marasco
Il secondo concerto di MIT Jazz Festival è dedicato ai giovani dell'Orchestra Nazionale Jazz Giovani Talenti, diretta e promossa da Paolo Damiani.
©Attilio Marasco
MITJazz Festival si conclude con un concerto dedicato alla canzone italiana. Ospiti Franco (trombettista) e Gianluca (sassofonista) Ambrosetti.
©Serena Serrani
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One of the highest points in literature comes to the theatre, directed by Serena Sinigaglia and performed by Fausto Russo Alesi.
©Stefania Mantelli
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The pupils of the Scala’s Ballet School dance a classic in the version created by Frédéric Olivieri to the music of Prokofiev.
©Luigi Burroni
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The first chapter, dedicated to fathers, of a trilogy on changes in the families of millennials.
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The Collas return at Christmas with the tale of Aladdin, who is faced with a magic lamp, an evil wizard and a princess to conquer.
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A form of theatre born of dreams and fables, magical and joyful, rich with hopes and dreams. The enchanting SLAVA returns to the Piccolo!
©Luca Manfrini
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Federico Tiezzi stages Arthur Schnitzler’s masterpiece, a ruthless exposé of Austrian society in the 1920s.