ConcertsA date with swing
ConcertsJukebox sentimentale
Jazz concertDuello
ConcertsJuvenilia
ConcertsFood Music
Performance lecturesAlle Radici dell’Orgoglio
ConcertsMusical!About us
We are a production and distribution agency that selects, promotes and books theatre shows, concerts, theatrical storytelling and performance lectures for theatres, cultural institutions and festivals throughout Italy.
Show categories
Four languages, one aim:
to entertain, to make people think, to educate in beauty
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What the greats have said
Theatre is nothing but man’s desperate effort to give meaning to life.
The theatre is a temple, a temple the sun never enters. You always work in dim light, in absolute silence; the text must be respected down to its commas and explored in depth, because everything lies in the word.
The theatre is not the land of reality: there are cardboard trees, canvas palaces, a papier-mâché sky, glass diamonds, gold made of tinfoil, rouge on the cheek, a sun that rises from beneath the ground. But it is the land of truth: there are human hearts backstage, human hearts in the auditorium, human hearts on the stage.
Welcome to the theatre. Where everything is fake but nothing is false.
All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts.
Culture is a primary common good, like water; theatres, libraries and cinemas are like so many aqueducts.
If people only want to see things they can understand, they shouldn’t go to the theatre; they should go to the bathroom.
These are some of the artists who work with us
Actors, singers, musicians, storytellers, academics, writers, historians, scientists, trainers and – why not? – comedians!
Giorgio Umberto BozzoDirector and author
Le Sorelle MarinettiActors – singers
Duo Bellani-SchmitzPianists
Elena CaccamoMezzo-sopranoWould you like to work on a project with us?
Let’s talk! We are open to collaborating with those who, like us, believe that a stage is not just a theatrical space but, above all, “a world apart, [...] a myriad of worlds, and it is in those worlds that a person can have everything they imagine, if only they believe in what they see” (Kathe Koja)