By Giuseppe Manfridi Featuring Manuele Morgese, Andrea Di Pilla, and Riccardo Campana Directed by Livio Galassi A co-production of Teatrozeta of L’Aquila and the Fondazione Teatro della Toscana This is a polyphonic performance, a “recited song” featuring multiple voices and characters, written by the well-known Roman author Giuseppe Manfridi, in which Manuele Morgese takes on…

Workshops and performances in theatrical improvisation; starting with outlines provided by the audience or the instructors, participants will create theatrical scenes in a variety of acting styles.

*Boxeur* is a play about a boxing match—the most important and highly anticipated boxing match of the postwar era. The year is 1946. Paris. The crowd gathers curiously around the ring, everyone waiting for the two challengers to enter: Eugenio Smit Lorenzoni and Victor Young Perez. Eugenio Lorenzoni is a young man from Trentino—from Cles—who…

Are you ready to discover how a smudge of lipstick can turn troubles and worries into pure comedy? Barbara Foria returns to the theater with her down-to-earth humor. A show that explores the life of a “3.0” woman in her fifties. The Neapolitan actress reflects on the challenges and contradictions of aging, seeing the world…

Giorgio Pasotti reflects on the timeless ability of Shakespeare’s plays to resonate with younger generations: works that, despite belonging to another century, continue to offer moral lessons and to portray—in a direct manner, free from technological filters—the pain, the bewilderment, and the denied dignity of lives that are not respected. Produced by Teatro Stabile d’Abruzzo,…

Giorgio Pasotti reflects on the timeless ability of Shakespeare’s plays to resonate with younger generations: works that, despite belonging to another century, continue to offer moral lessons and to portray—in a direct manner, free from technological filters—the pain, the bewilderment, and the denied dignity of lives that are not respected. Produced by Teatro Stabile d’Abruzzo,…

Giorgio Pasotti reflects on the timeless ability of Shakespeare’s plays to resonate with younger generations: works that, despite belonging to another century, continue to offer moral lessons and to portray—in a direct manner, free from technological filters—the pain, the bewilderment, and the denied dignity of lives that are not respected. Produced by Teatro Stabile d’Abruzzo,…

Fairy tales are the best way to depict oppression. The wolf is the quintessential villain—an archetype of evil—and in the original fairy tales, he wins and devours the poor, innocent victim, who is sometimes a little lamb, sometimes a little piglet, and sometimes a little girl who has lost her way. Poor Little Red Riding…

A clandestine same-sex love story that began in Palermo in the 1960s and continues—running parallel to a so-called “normal” life—for thirty years: this is the theme of “Le mille bolle blu,” a monologue written by journalist Salvatore Rizzo, performed and directed by Filippo Luna. “Le mille bolle blu” debuted at the Nuovo Montevergini theater in…

A journey through the emotional world of women as explored in opera, from the Baroque to Verismo. The performance interweaves iconic arias with projections of works by great Italian female painters, offering a powerful reflection on the image of women in art. Music by: Monteverdi, Cavalli, Scarlatti, Cimarosa, Rossini, Verdi, Puccini, arranged by Massimiliano Caporale…