The first production directed by Martone at the Piccolo is Romeo and Juliet, the story of “a world in which conflict dominates without reason”

A dizzying examination of love, heredity and femininity; lacasadargilla stages the award-winning work by Alice Birch

A man encounters an alien life form; a woman asks him what happened. In the wake of its previous great success, Carbonio by Pier Lorenzo Pisano returns

Il teatro a scuola: Antigone si presenta nelle classi degli istituti superiori per parlare a ragazzi e ragazze di legalità e politica, femminismo e patriarcato

In a dystopian future, half of the human race has been wiped out by an eclipse; fraternity is the only way to sooth the pain of loss

Il barone rampante by Italo Calvino, a story of freedom, courage and perseverance, comes to the stage directed by Riccardo Frati

Roberto Andò stages the masterpiece novel by Raffaele La Capria in a theatrical version by Emanuele Trevi

The Symphonic Orchestra of Milan fills the Studio Melato with a blend of Viennese classics, 20th century compositions and contemporary works

Through three texts by Giuseppe Montesano, Toni Servillo leads audiences on a journey through poetry, allowing them to once again feel alive.

Three stories related to the figure of Galileo, a blend of science and conscience, past present and future to examine the contemporary world

The magic of Christmas returns thanks to the famous ballet by Tchaikovsky and the marionettes of the legendary Carlo Colla & Figli Company

Through the words of Francesco Piccolo, Claudio Bisio tells the story of a life similar to the one we all live, full of mistakes and intuition

The pupils of the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Ballet School in the ballet by Sergej Prokof’ev, choreographed by Frédéric Olivieri

75 years on from its debut in July 1947, Strehler’s Harlequin returns to Via Rovello as energetic as ever!

Liv Ferracchiati has chosen Hedda Gabler by Ibsen to examine the relationship between social convention and the desire for freedom