Stagione 2024/25

From Homer to Leopardi, a classic tale to discuss war with younger audiences and learn to play with words

What is true? What is false? Gabriele Russo stages Eduardo with a profound and necessary piece that questions the present

Drawing her cue from the work by Thomas Mann, Liv Ferracchiati uses words, dance and video to explore what binds beauty and the act of creation

The musical festival that brings Milan and Turin together celebrates Giacomo Puccini with a Turandot dedicated to a younger audience

A wedding dress woven between two continents; a denouncement of violence and exploitation in the world of haute couture

Gaia Saitta stages the novel by Elena Ferrante, the story of a woman and her journey of liberation and self-affirmation

The marionettes of the Carlo Colla & Figli Company evoke the magic of Christmas, staging the famous ballet by Tchaikovsky

Gabriele Lavia and Federica Di Martino in the masterpiece by Eugene O’Neill, the brutal and painful portrait of a dysfunctional family

Following its extraordinary success in the 2023/24 season, Stefano Massini brings his show based on Freud back to the Piccolo

Concita De Gregorio, Carolina Rosi, Mariangeles Torres: three women, three voices, three different generations talking about depression

The drama of the Italians forced into exile from Istria and Dalmatia told through the words and music of Simone Cristicchi

100 years on from Mein Kampf, Massini stages Hitler’s delirium to ensure that conscience impedes history from repeating itself

In this new show, Marcus Lindeen reflects on time, on memory and on the way in which humanity creates its own memory

Evenings of shows and meetings to narrate Giorgio Gaber to enthusiasts and new generations

Is identity a privilege or a burden? Three generations placed side by side to express the search for identity in contemporary Hungary