3. Teatro Gobetti 2024/25

Novecento, written by Alessandro Baricco for actor Eugenio Allegri and director Gabriele Vacis, premiered at AstiTeatro in the Summer of 1994. Since that Summer and throughout the rest of his [...]

Contemporary Renaissance In September 1599 in Rome, Beatrice Cenci, a noblewoman from one of the most influential families of the time, was executed for killing her violent father, who had [...]

Lucia Calamaro's work shattered several taboos when she first started writing. Fifteen years after its debut, L'origine del mondo has confirmed itself as a theatrical classic of our times. It [...]

A new play by the talented author and director Emanuele Aldrovandi, who takes a cutting and savage approach to explore the occasionally extreme and destructive relationship between happiness and personal [...]

A Ballad For Three Men And A Woman Writer and journalist Alberto Bassetti has adapted Paolo Rumiz's bestseller to create a compelling and evocative play featuring Maddalena Crippa and Maximilian [...]

Massimiliano Civica directs one of Neil Simon's finest comedies, set in New York. The play features middle-aged upper-middle-class characters who are lively, cunning, and trying to survive the stressful pace [...]

Travelling With Dovlatov When someone leaves and doesn't return, how do they view the objects left behind? Additionally, how do they see the items they take with them, and what [...]

A montage of events, a subtle blend of ironic and bitter moments, both public and private, that bring back the voices of Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, two icons of [...]

A Loose Interpretation of a Dialogue Between Gazes Liv Ferracchiati, author, director, and associate artist of the Teatro Stabile di Torino, has drawn inspiration from Mann‘s celebrated novel for this [...]

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Strega Prize winner Tiziano Scarpa's talent is showcased in a show inspired by Cervantes' masterpiece, using the rich effects of Controluce Teatro's shadows. The play follows Aldonza, also known as [...]

The Shape of Things by Neil LaBute is one of the plays that make up the “Beauty Trilogy,” written by the American playwright between 2001 and 2008. Marta Cortellazzo Wiel [...]

A house in the heart of a forest, a few months after the disappearance of Matilde—an expert ornithologist and the last inhabitant of the home now occupied by her twin [...]

Clitemnestra, Medea, Circe Luciano Violante—former magistrate, politician, and member of parliament—is a passionate scholar of classical myth and its profound message for the modern world. The fruit of his intense [...]

Mazzini, D'Annunzio, Marinetti Giuseppe Mazzini, Gabriele D’Annunzio, and Filippo Tommaso Marinetti: three remarkable Italians, each with an extraordinary life, vision, and legacy. This is the subject of Edoardo Sylos Labini’s [...]

Under the direction of Alessandro Gassmann and featuring Giorgio Pasotti on stage, two of Franz Kafka’s short stories—A Report to an Academy and The Burrow—come to life to explore universal [...]

A man, a woman, and a trauma buried in the past. He doesn’t remember; she assists him. The dialogue between them is a continuous spiral, a perpetual restart, and perhaps, [...]

The Teatro Stabile di Torino renews its special engagement for children, families, and schools. The Teatro Carignano, with its magical atmosphere, will provide the backdrop for a new production of [...]

Arturo Cirillo directs and stars in a new adaptation of the immortal story of Don Giovanni. Throughout the career of the multi-award-winning artist, Molière has held a prominent place: starting [...]

A woman unexpectedly receives a visit from her son on a rainy afternoon. She welcomes him while she is busy rummaging through old boxes, searching for a newspaper article in [...]