2021-2022

The problem of pseudo-sciences and the concept of “truth” in science.

A radiodrama by Andrew Bovell, a concerted piece for four characters

The creative process of the choreographer is presented as a form of slow and casual accumulation of meaning that emerges during the work itself. 

The importance of the relationship between the sounds produced by the environment and the organic nature, without artificial instruments, of music.

The fine line between the normal and the pathological.

Benedetto Sicca joins Emanuele D’Errico for a joint writing project, with Alla festa di Romeo e Giulietta.

What is life like for three foetuses forced into the meagre space of their mother’s womb?

A show that marks the return of Balletto Civile to Tramedautore, with a rich cast of performers aged between 9 and 76.

A reflection on contemporary society, on ourselves, on our relationship with power and the trust we place in it.

A form of real-life theatre that, through the authenticity of the main characters, blurs the boundaries of entertainment.

The caustic and knowing words are echoes of past legends and the slogans of the present that coldly describe our times.

Carlo Porta’s translation of Dante’s Inferno meets Schubert’s “Winterreise”, in celebration of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante.

Anorexia seen as a symptom of, and form of defence against, childhood abuse.

An astonishing story full of mystery and consolation.

Little Amal’s journey begins near the Turkey-Syria border, to travel more than 8,000 km carrying a message for the Western World: “Don’t forget us”.