A show-tour of the Teatro Strehler for primary school children and their families to discover the stories that have made the Piccolo so famous

A family drama solved with the same equation that makes theatre possible; I want to believe, and so, I can

After conversations with his mother, Alexander Zeldin tells the seemingly ordinary life of a woman, between 1943 and 2021

Theatre, architecture and urban planning in a project on changes in the suburbs of Milan, between the city and the countryside

Mariano Pensotti stages a striking play within a play that searches, in the present, for traces of past violence

Teatro La Re-Sentida explores the possibility of tenderness to be an act of resistance against the culture of aggression

A tribute by the Piccolo, on the day it celebrates its foundation, to one of the directors that made it great: Patrice Chéreau

A true story of forged art; a blend of theatre and cinema, Łukasz Twarkowski’s spectacular work comes to Italy

Singer, pianist, and civil-rights activist; Fanny & Alexander celebrates the extraordinary life of Nina Simone

Twenty-one Ukrainian, Belarus and Polish women unite to form a choir that calls for rebirth and an acceptance of responsibility

Bradbury’s novel is the cue for the new study by Sotterraneo on the possible totalitarian drift of our presen

Evenings of entertainment and events held in schools to present Mr. G to enthusiasts and new generations

Toni Servillo and the Symphonic Orchestra of Milan in the melologue by Montesano that leads the audience to rediscover Puccini

What are the things that are worth living for? With the help of the audience, Filippo Nigro answers with sensitivity and levity

Through theatre, dance and music, Lina Sastri is the protagonist of the harrowing drama by García Lorca, directed by Lluís Pasqual