The human experience is revealed in its vulnerability, weaknesses, and passions.

The journey is accompanied by the famous composition of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem. The evocative scenes and fluid dances invite spectators to interpret them freely, joining the dancers on their journey.

A famed collection of oriental tales written by diverse authors from the 10th century onward. The number “One Thousand and One” isn’t literal; “Thousand” means “countless” in Arabic.

The performance includes: “Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp”, “Sinbad the Sailor”, and “Zobeide and the Golden Slave”.

Inspired by Shakespeare’s play "A Midsummer Night’s Dream", it tells the story of four young lovers who become lost in an enchanted forest, where they encounter fairies and spirits. Their adventures intertwine with the quarrels of the fairy rulers Oberon and Titania, creating a world of magic, love, and comedy.

Romantic, sensual, dark, and exhilarant, “Vampires” narrates the misadventures of Dorian, a young boy, and Ambrosia, queen of the vampires. Can the love between a human and a vampire have a happy ending?

The destiny and incredible coincidences of Isadora’s life, narrated through images and music by Marco Cesati Cassin and the evocative choreography of Ines Albertini & Walter Angelini. The extraordinary life of the great dancer is portrayed from different angles, including her tragic beginnings marked by hunger, the important men in her life, the role of her mother, and living through an era that was both euphoric and tragic.