Program

An interactive show in which the actor interacts with the audience, stimulating reflections on justice, identity and humanity.

Live paintings. A child’s voice conversing with an old painter. Light musical commentary. The events of life.

A completely improvised Shakespearean play and an engaging “lesson” on the theatre of the greatest playwright of all time.

Blu is an exploration of happiness and how it can always be within reach. A great journey through magic, leaps and whispers.

During an experiment, three comical scientists encounter Blup, an aquatic creature that invades the laboratory and causes chaos.

Berenice the sheep remains outside, alone. She begins a journey through the woods. “Once upon a night” is the story of every child growing up.

Timo and Lilia, twins who live apart in every way, receive a pot from their aunt with a seed planted by their parents. A story of unity, fragility, hope and love that will change them.

Gen-eration? Gen-re? Gen-eralisation? Gen-erals?A common root. A starting point

In a historical context marked by conflict, Hänsel and Gretel recount their experiences of childhood during wartime.

In an ever-changing sound and visual landscape, winged puppets will come to life to tell the story.

A fairy tale on the move
It is not a story of kings, there are three trials:
water, air, fire, according to the rules of the game…

Circus theatre that explores its universe with new tools: the body as a brush, the voice as discovery, drawing as narration.

A brilliant dialogue with the audience about reading and our relationship with books. Because a book can be an obligation or a labour of love.

The story of Maisa, a little girl who struggles to follow her teacher’s lessons and gets lost drawing sailing ships and whales.

A story about the importance of believing in your dreams and ideas despite everything and everyone. Inspired by Gianni Rodari’s novel

A multisensory dance performance. An imaginary and unpredictable journey of two opposing elements: Nina and Bu.

Switch seamlessly from one game to another, let your imagination run wild, step into someone else’s shoes. But what amuses us?

Tormented by yet another defeat that condemns him to a life without a happy ending, the Big Bad Wolf decides to call a protest strike!

The show is inspired by Gianluca Da Lio’s book of the same name. Two “Menestrambi” are in town and tell the story of the Kingdom of Rabel.

A dance performance that is both playful and deeply moving, exploring the turbulent phase between childhood and adolescence.