A “Dream” born behind bars, with young actors, both convicts and non, from the Puntozero company, which transmits an inebriating sense of freedom.

Minetti reflects on life, reduced to a theatre deprived of meaning in a dumbed-down society. The tragic epilogue is an extreme act of rebellion. 

Dopo MITJazzFestival che ha inaugurato la stagione a dicembre, Jazz al Piccolo-Orchestra senza Confini riprende con la Jazz Workshop Orchestra 

An actor, a musician, and a cello: a dialogue of music and words, between past and present, guided by Bach’s cello Suites. 

A play which speaks of fear and courage, of the sense of belonging and of solitude, when Italians emigrated, in search of a future.

A choral mosaic, a work-debate on legality, a provocation against the mafia network which seeks to defeat civil conscience.

A story of emigration which has as its main character a young woman in search of a better future in a far-off, unknown country.

Pinocchio is a character which doesn’t exist, but who belongs to everyone; it is in this shared memory that his universality lies.

History and legend, poetry and stories, faith and ritual: Mimmo Borrelli and Roberto Saviano recount Naples in the footsteps of San Gennaro.

A reflection on war through ancient legends, a play in which Homer’s words resound in all of their topicality.

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

A Christmas fairy tale which is perfect for younger audiences, staged by the Compagnia Marionettistica Carlo Colla & Figli.

A man confesses his own homosexuality to his late mother: in a South covered in snow, among the tombs, finally free to speak. 

The pupils of the Scala’s Ballet School take on a classic in the version created by Frédéric Olivieri to the music of Prokofiev.

San Vittore Globe Theatre - Atto II: the return of the “open” company of artists, citizens and inmates, who obtain their “leave” on stage.