In her new children’s theatrical production, Chiara Guidi presents the interweaving of good and evil with Belinda e la Bestia

What is true? What is false? Gabriele Russo stages Eduardo with a profound and necessary piece that questions the present

Licia Lanera stages the energetic, brazen and unforgettable portrait of a generation written by Pier Vittorio Tondelli

An eternal lesson on the human condition: Alessandro Serra stages Oedipus to once again shed light on the human race

The new Harlequin comes to the stage, a topical play that dances lightly on the thread of time strung between the past and the future

Animated by Marta Cuscunà, a flock of mechanical crows examines the possibility of a new form of harmony between nature and progress

From Homer to Leopardi, a classic tale to discuss war with younger audiences and learn to play with words

A dramatic moment in the history of Milan brought back to life through the stage play by Renato Sarti, with the voice of Giulia Lazzarini

A man, an actor, a legend: Elvira Frosini and Daniele Timpano, together with Lorenzo Pavolini, explore the monumental legacy of Alberto Sordi

100 years on from Mein Kampf, Massini stages Hitler’s delirium to ensure that conscience impedes history from repeating itself

Marta Ciappina in the award-winning production by D’Agostin, a blend of dance and theatre, and a reflection on time and memory

The drama of the Italians forced into exile from Istria and Dalmatia told through the words and music of Simone Cristicchi

In the wake of its extraordinary reception from audiences, the re-reading by Riccardo Frati of Italo Calvino’s masterpiece returns to the Piccolo

The musical festival that brings Milan and Turin together celebrates Giacomo Puccini with a Turandot dedicated to a younger audience

On the 77th anniversary of its debut, a new Harlequin recreated by Stefano de Luca and Enrico Bonavera, with a cast of young actors