2016-2017

From Iran, a re-reading of Büchner’s masterpiece by Reza Servati, a thirty year-old from Teheran with a passion for the classics.

Vangelo: the evocativeness of Enzo Avitabile’s music, the memories, the images and the voices of one of the most ferocious wars in recent history.

Memories, the unsaid, regrets for a lost world, the impossibility of coming to terms with the present. A heart-rending Chekhov.

The consequences of the Balkan war seen from the point of view of Dejan Dukovski, one of the most acclaimed European playwrights.

A poetic and cruel story on childhood and adulthood, but above all on that crucial passage between two fundamental moments in life.

A dialogue of love, desperate, ferocious, in search of the truth, which involves a prostitute and an ex-writer.

Based on the novel of the same name by Rosa Matteucci Lourdes is an irreverent pilgrimage with a delightful carneval of characters.

Little Europa, a project by the company VicoQuartoMazzini, stages a lucid and cynical analysis of a contemporary, fragile and confused Europe.

Loosely based on the novel by Camilleri, it interweaves episodes from the seventeenth century with modern-day situations.

The true story of an imploded “alcoholic” family which is desperately searching for an “angel”.

With Esilio Mariano Dammacco chooses the path of surreal dialogue in order to follow an “awareness of suffering” regarding the loss of a job.

Based on the novel by Jon Fosse: a woman relives the past in a conversation between herself, the younger version of herself and her husband.

Philipp Löhle overturns the idea of a “happy” Germany in a play which presents the members of a perfect family overwhelmed by the crisis.

A piece which, by exploring themes such as destiny, love, loyalty and forgiving, asks questions regarding identity and the choices which determine it.

A fascinating and enegmatic text, where “madness” leads to the deepest levels of reality.