2020-2021

A passing of the baton between two grande dames of the stage: Lella Costa accepts the invitation from Franca Valeri to perform La vedova Socrate.

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.

Mime, dance, theatre, circus, figurative arts, but above all poetry: Là is the total theatre experience that has enchanted France and Spain.

The 2020 edition of NEXT at the Piccolo Teatro with the Teatro del Simposio (Sogno americano Chapter1#ray) and servomutoTeatro (Non un’opera buona)

The 2020 edition of NEXT at the Piccolo Teatro with the Teatro del Simposio (Sogno americano Chapter1#ray) and servomutoTeatro (Non un’opera buona).

Macro Flores celebrates twenty years of career with the show Rayuela, a new production written and directed by Francisco López.

Massimo Popolizio gives body and voice to John Steinbeck’s unforgettable masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath, in an adaptation by Emanuele Trevi.

Davide Enia tells of 1943m a crucially important year for Palermo and its people, discovering that those dark times tragically resemble our present.

Claudio Tolcachir directs an entertaining and moving work for the Piccolo that examines the complexity of interpersonal relationships.

Renato Sarti stages the play in which Fo and Rame present an Italy facing up to a new way of living life as a couple.

The third return to the Teatro Strehler, following its successful run in London, for this dark production directed by Declan Donnellan at the Piccolo.

A new production by the Carlo Colla & Figli Company dedicated to the most famous puppet of all time: Pinocchio.

One hundred and twenty years on from the birth of Eduardo, Fausto Russo Alesi presents a “solitary” re-reading of a legendary comedy

The new edition of "Orchestra Senza Confini" pay tributes to two stars from the world of music, Ennio Morricone and George Gruntz.

The new one-act play by Stefano Massini stages the encounter between Hannah Arendt (Ottavia Piccolo) and Adolf Eichmann (Paolo Pierobon).