by and starring Luca Bizzarri Luca Bizzarri returns to the theatre with a new and highly anticipated show inspired by his podcast and the best-selling book of the same name, *Non hanno un dubbio*. Originally conceived as a satire on an election campaign, the project has quickly become a genuine cultural phenomenon, capable of transcending various forms of expression: from the spoken word […]
Starring Paolo Kessisoglu, Yeva Sai, Alessandro Averone and Roberta Caronia. In the “consumer society”, it seems that nobody is truly capable of loving anymore. The four protagonists of *Closer* have something in common: they are incapable of nurturing deep feelings, both victims and perpetrators of the individualistic cage in which they are trapped. Thus, people become “disposable products […]”
by and starring Alice Mangione Alice Mangione returns to the theatre with a new show. There comes a moment when, to understand something about oneself, one must look up. In GALATTICA, Alice Mangione, guided by an unruly and visionary space navigator, takes the audience on a journey through planets, constellations and black holes to explore the […]
by and starring Raffaello Tullo and Martina Salvatore In the not-too-distant future, a lonely and lost man receives an unexpected parcel at his home. It is a large box containing Martie: a futuristic humanoid robot, with an incredibly human appearance, capable of acquiring any kind of information with astonishing speed and which, through […]
by and starring Annagaia Marchioro. In her show *Fulminata*, Annagaia Marchioro brings to the stage an intimate and light-hearted story about the life of an enthusiastic woman brimming with desires. The protagonist of *Fulminata* races relentlessly in pursuit of her dreams, but often ends up coming up against the harsh reality of doors that slam shut. […]
by and starring Stefano Fresi, vocals and saxophone by Cristiana Polegri, guitar by Egidio Marchitelli. “Of Love, War and the Marginalised” is a musical performance staged by Stefano Fresi and Cristiana Polegri. A succession of songs, reflections drawn from Faber’s diaries and original monologues that explore these three major themes dear to the great singer-songwriter. […]
