Bergamasco-Fracassi-Ragonese: based on Balzac, dramaturgy by Massini, a journey through the labyrinth of femininity.

A profound reflection on the gap that often exists between what we expect of the future and what actually happens

Directed by Antonio Latella, Sonia Bergamasco is Mirandolina in the piece that, according to the director, «marks the beginning of contemporary theatre»

Ersan Mondtag, one of the most important German directors of the new generation, comes to the Piccolo for the first time with his latest work.

Exhilarating, provocative and surreal: the irresistible comedy by Aristophanes, with 80 youngsters under the guidance of Marco Martinelli.

Theatre, architecture and urban planning in a project on changes in the suburbs of Milan, between the city and the countryside

A disturbing reflection on the concept of freedom, when it leads to taking decisions far removed from our ethics and morals.

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

Una saga lunga 150 anni, dall'America schiavista al crollo della bolla finanziaria, nella magistrale regia di Ronconi dal testo di Massini.

The second appointment with Aterballetto includes the choreography by Michele Di Stefano, by Jiří Kylián and by Giuseppe Spota.

A woman presents herself at the local police station and confesses to the murder of her husband, which took place ten years ago and had been filed as suicide.

Mauri and Sturno, directed by Baracco, take on the most Titanic of Shakespeare’s tragedies, a drama based on the love between a father and son and on madness.

Gabriele Lavia stages the eternal tragedy of power, focusing on the conflictual relationship between parents and their children.

Valter Malosti directs Manuel Agnelli in the rock opera defined by the newspaper The Independent as “David Bowie’s parting gift to the world”