A light shines on the desire for motherhood and its opposite- it is an exploration of the ability to take care of someone other...
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«We narrate upside down worlds in order to be able to understand ours, we stimulate the surreal so as not to justify the present»....
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Almost a year after his death, Romaeuropa Festival pays homage to maestro Peter Brook, one of the most emblematic and revolutionary figures in the...
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For Greek artist Elli Papakonstantinou, musical theatre is a territory without borders, a ground for experimentation with word, text, video, live music and dance...
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A new family show, loosely based on the popular Lucky Luke comic series: a low-country Western, an ode to the imagination of children in...
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Era il 2012 quando con il suo Birds with skymirror, il samoano-neozelandese Lemi Ponifasio, incantava il pubblico del Romaeuropa Festival. Con un linguaggio inedito e...
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Roberto Abbiati has transformed his passion for Moby Dick into a show dedicated to children and families. Inspired by the illustrations in Matteo Codignola’s...
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When asked about his artistic career, Milo Rau has repeatedly spoken of the way in which his opus can be divided into two different...
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At 5pm, as he does every day, a night watchman begins his working day. He sits in front of monitors and surveillance devices with...
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Princess Isatu Hassan Bangura’s international debut is linked to her encounter with Milo Rau. From that moment on, Princess felt ready to share her...
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The starting point is an ancestral question that leads back to the very origins of thought: what is “I”? What does it represent? And...
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Famous director Ivo van Hove sets his re-production of Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie in a space that is underground and earthy, a kind...
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Greta Tommesani’s initial introduction at the Romaeuropa Festival took place in 2022 within her selection for Powered by REF. This year, she returns with...
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Livietta e Tracollo was conceived as a comic intermezzo, to be performed over the two intervals of Giovanni Battista Pergolesi’s Adriano in Siria. Over...
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