2021-2022

Mauri and Sturno, directed by Baracco, take on the most Titanic of Shakespeare’s tragedies, a drama based on the love between a father and son and on madness.

Federica directs her first play at the Piccolo with Carne blu - which she also wrote - drawing inspiration from Ariosto and Woolf.

Alessandra Ferri celebrates her 40-year career with Winnie, the âgée ballerina imagined by Béjart who recalls her happiest moments

The pupils of the Accademia Teatro alla Scala Ballet School perform masterpieces of classic and contemporary choreography

There is a storm coming, says the man at the gas station. I know, I say, play Sarah Connor again

A profound reflection on the gap that often exists between what we expect of the future and what actually happens

Via a QR code, spectators are able to listen to the work by Olivia Laing

A journey to Düsseldorf, a dying father, three unusual appointments, three deaths, self-denial, art, sexuality, and the search for God

A letter written to someone who will never write back. D’Agostin dedicates a show to Nigel Charnock and his desperate form of dance

A writer who has decided to kill himself, a young necrophile. An original reflection by Blanco on death, passion and eroticism 

A modern parable that speaks of the desire for change and the fears that accompany it in human life

With this powerful and disturbing work, Tarnagda brings to the stage a woman revolting against all forms of oppression. She fights with her most miraculous weapons: words

A couple of actors rehearsing Molière, an embarrassing SMS; Rambert presents an examination of the conventions of theatre and the rules of emotion

Federica Rosellini makes her direct debut at the Piccolo with Carne blu - which she also wrote - drawing inspiration from Ariosto and Woolf

Dance seen as a means to study and question the present; Serge Aimé Coulibaly stages a form of humanity in transition