After Strada Carrara, the story of a child born to nomadic actors, Titino Carrara is back on stage, under the direction of Laura Curino, to tell another true-life story with an adventurous flavour: the romantic and moving story of Beniamino Rossini, a gentleman of the underworld: the dear friend that Massimo Carlotto had already transformed into one of the protagonists of the series Alligator. From the liberated post-war Milan, through the mounta...

Titino Carrara takes us into his childhood as a wanderer, into the memory of one of the last still active artistic families in our country: the Carraras. It is the story of a nomadic and gypsy existence, far from the bourgeois patterns to which our society has tended from the post-war period to the present day. A subject that addresses the theme of diversity, revealing a social fabric, belonging to Italian history, made of caravans and mobile the...

Being brilliant, in difficult circumstances, can be a problem, especially for others. This is the starting point of the curious in-depth work that Marco Paolini and Francesco Niccolini have dedicated to the figure of Galileo. The father of modern science, in fact, appears to contemporaries as a great popularizer of his studies, but above all as a mind that remains open to doubt until the end, until old age. When we talk about Galileo we always th...

A beekeeper walks among the devastated hives of his apiary in his best clothes, with a thick rope in his hands and calling on death. She actually arrives at the appointment. She is wearing a wedding dress, a black hat with a veil and an electric guitar slung over her shoulder. From the meeting comes to life a dark fairy tale, a pop comedy, a punk-cabaret-magique, where the beekeeper and death can dance with a rope around their necks, where a noos...

The starting point in the creation of this work was the terrible accident suffered by a young worker friend of ours: It was one of those warm autumns that struggle to give way to winter. It was Tuesday and I was already thinking about what I would do on Sunday. That Sunday never came and never will. Now stop and tell me: are you happy? No, not in five years, not in ten. Now, now - tell me: are you happy? This is where the story of Giammarc...

A cry against all forms of exploitation and abuse of childhood. Black Heart tells the story of Lazaro, an orphan of his parents, kidnapped and taken to a military camp where he learned to hold a rifle in his hand and other light weapons manufactured in Italy, France, Great Britain, to aim and shoot, to massacre with a machete adult men, women, old people, and many, many children like him... He learned to hide himself and the desire to escape... ...