1. stagone 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 [...]

Valerio Binasco opens the Teatro Stabile season with a touching and courageous play by Andrew Bovell, the award-winning Australian writer and playwright. The piece is an insightful and challenging depiction [...]

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 [...]

The great trumpet player Paolo Fresu has created a performance about one of the 20th century's greatest artists: Miles Davis. Joined by seven other musicians, Fresu looks back over the [...]

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 [...]

Paolo Valerio used to be a tennis ace, just like the character he plays, Max, who tackles a crisis in his life just as he has always done, by playing [...]

Baudelaire, Dante, i Greci Giuseppe Montesano and Toni Servillo combine theatre and literature by leading the audience on a three-stage journey, a cure for the mental paralysis that nurtures our [...]

Filippo Dini directs and stars in what is widely considered Jean Cocteau's most perfect play. The play offers a shocking portrayal of a claustrophobic and incestuous family, filled with brutal [...]

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 [...]

Tragedy is a privileged art because the audience is familiar with the plot even before the poet describes it; it only needs to be reminded of it. Today, how can [...]

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 [...]

Leonardo Lidi, an associate director of the TST, presents the last work by Russian author Chekhov. The play, written shortly before the Russian Revolution, portrays significant social change and the [...]

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Mario, Bella, Anastasia Mario Banushi, born in 1998 and an emerging artist of Albanian origin, is the rising star of contemporary Greek theatre. Taverna Miresia is an exploration of loss, [...]

Carlo Goldoni challenges the traditional role of women by portraying Mirandolina as a woman who can outsmart the male characters and rise above her previous status at the beck and [...]

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 [...]

Girolamo Di Spelta is a betrayed husband whose obsession for control and his inability to love and trust reflect the challenges and difficulties of relationships for contemporary men. Natalino Balasso [...]

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