A crucial moment in the history of the LGBTQI+ community and of the 20th century, the Stonewall events are an opportunity to reflect on the present (power, identity, democracy and public space) through a dialogue between imaginary voices and archival material. A tribute to the acts of courage of those who fought in the name of freedom, gender equality and inclusion.

An unmissable event with one of the most inspiring creators of contemporary performance, which is first and foremost an invitation to explore relationships and links, to investigate theatrical tools and vocabularies to open unexpected perspectives on reality and its transformations.

Triennale Milano Teatro dedica un momento alla figura affascinante e controversa di Giacinto Scelsi (1905-1988), compositore di spicco del panorama musicale del Novecento con la proiezione on line del documentario Il primo moto dell’immobile di Sebastiano d’Ayala Valva, basato sulle memorie e i pensieri del compositore, registrati su nastri magnetici nel suo studio-appartamento romano.

Scenes for Survival project – a season created by the National Theater of Scotland which collects more than 50 digital theatrical works – opening the screening of 4 of the 9 films selected by Triennale Milano Teatro.

Scenes for Survival is the season of digital theatrical works created by the National Theater of Scotland in response to the Covid-19 epidemic. Triennale Milano Teatro has selected for its audience 9 of these short films to recount the lockdown in Scotland in an original and unprecedented way.

Frequencies of gesture is an interactive performance-installation by Andrea Giomi and Martina Zena which investigates movement and its expressivity.

object oriented choreography (wisiwyg) by Francesco Luzzana is a lecture performance suspended between the real and the virtual. 

Gancio Cielo is an audio-story in Italian with abstract electronic music tracks played live. Realised by the performer, musician and artist Francesco Cavaliere, the work includes hidden audio-visual effects which highlight crucial narrative moments.

Created by award-winning choreographer and visual artist Éric Minh Cuong Castaing, following months spent working in a specialized medical institute, the film captures the emotion of the children involved in a shared dance and in the magic of a virtual-reality experience.

The artist invites the audience to formulate thoughts, hopes and fears about the future and share them through written messages. On stage, the artist composes a bodily translation of the textual contributions – an instant choreography aiming at establishing a utopic relationship with the Other-faraway-in-time to understand the relationship with the Other-close-in-time.

In the space created by the choreographer Annamaria Ajmone, bodies acquire new shapes and powers, while they share secret tales. Time dilates, generating a widespread and self-sufficient system, where each element is connected to the others and space is in constant flux. Combining science and fiction, NO RAMA is only one of the possible options investigated by Annamaria Ajmone's great talent.

On the occasion of the cancelled debut during the 2020 edition of the FOG Triennale Milano Performing Arts Festival, Sara Leghissa presents a digital version of Will you marry me?