Calendario
October 2026
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DanceCassette vol. 1 A.I.M by Kyle AbrahamIs nostalgia not perhaps the mental sweater that wraps around the memories dancing in our minds?Over the years, I have created works that recall the intersection between classical music and the birth of hip hop in my life, but the voices of ’80s and ’90s pop and New Wave have deeply intertwined with my interests and experiences. I wanted to create a work that paid tribute to another side of my influences, highlighting a very particular aspect of what it meant to dance on the back of the yellow and black school buses of my elementary and middle school years, to music made equally by M/A/R/R/S, Suzanne Vega, Salt-N-Pepa, The B-52’s, LL Cool J, …
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DanceDance Night with Dj Joao
Special guest A.I.M by Kyle AbrahamA dance night with DJ Joao and 80s and 90s music. The dancefloor will see the partecipants dance alongside dancers from the A.I.M by Kyle Abraham company, special guests for this unusual dance night at the Teatro Grande. Let's dance!
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperitivo in Jazz
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiChiusura Anticipata
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ConcertsStar Wars fra musica e scienza Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano
Luca Perri | Astrophysicist and science communicator
Giovanni Marziliano | ConductorA symphonic journey through distant galaxies, science and the magic of cinema.In 1977, the world was catapulted into a distant galaxy, populated by exotic planets, futuristic technologies and a mysterious force that binds every living being. With Star Wars, cinematic science fiction ignited the imagination of millions of people, but also the curiosity of scientists. How much truth is there in science fiction? Can we really build a lightsaber? Are there planets similar to Tatooine? Is it possible to travel through hyperspace? And above all: to what extent is science inspired by fantasy?Guiding the audience at the Teatro Grande on this journey …
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DanceTi ricordi il futuro? YOY Performing ArtsIn a possible future, kneeling in a circle in an undefined field and waiting for a return to life, a group of children come alive in a dance. From this image, inspired by Berruti’s solo exhibition “C’è troppa luce per non credere nella luce” (Belgrade 2011), the YoY Performing Arts project comes to life. Do you remember the future? stems from the idea of exploring the multiple interpretative possibilities of the future and utopia, understood as spaces in which hopes, ideals, uncertainties, and fears intertwine and surface in human life, becoming traces of forgotten thoughts. Utopia, a fantastical representation, is something fragile and …
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DanceMadeleine Stefania TansiniInspired by Marcel Proust’s famous Madeleine passage, Tansini explores how sensory experiences can collapse past and present, awakening untamed bodies. At the heart of the project is Tansini’s distinctive physical language, an exploration of the body as an unstable and transformative organism. His work draws the audience into a state of heightened perception, where the seemingly ordinary becomes charged with intimacy and intensity. The performance space serves not only as a backdrop, but as an integral part of the choreography. The result is an experience that lies “between the raw and the refined, between the formal and the wild,” …
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DanceTi ricordi il futuro? YOY Performing ArtsIn a possible future, kneeling in a circle in an undefined field and waiting for a return to life, a group of children come alive in a dance. From this image, inspired by Berruti’s solo exhibition “C’è troppa luce per non credere nella luce” (Belgrade 2011), the YoY Performing Arts project comes to life. Do you remember the future? stems from the idea of exploring the multiple interpretative possibilities of the future and utopia, understood as spaces in which hopes, ideals, uncertainties, and fears intertwine and surface in human life, becoming traces of forgotten thoughts. Utopia, a fantastical representation, is something fragile and …
November 2026
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ConcertsBrahms e Milhaud Ensemble del Teatro GrandeOn November 3, the Teatro Grande Ensemble will once again tackle a “late” Brahms, the String Quintet Op. 111, where the material is sublimated with extreme refinement and maximum depth. Preceded by the very young Milhaud, in one of his early works: fresh, deliberately naive, with the desire to make a clean sweep of the old masters, almost parodying tradition.PROGRAM Johannes Brahms, Quintetto per archi, op. 111 Darius Milhaud, Quartetto n. 1, op. 5
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperitivo in Jazz
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiChiusura Anticipata
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Opera and BalletCoppélia Ballet de l’Opéra national du CapitoleAs is traditional, the Opera and Ballet Season is enriched by a classic ballet: Coppélia, a ballet in three acts set to music by Léo Delibes, performed in its Italian premiere by the Ballet de l’Opéra national du Capitole, choreographed by Jean-Guillaume Bart, the renowned étoile of the Paris Opera Ballet.Included in the OPEN. Il Grande accessibile project
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiChiusura Anticipata
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Opera and BalletCoppélia Ballet de l’Opéra national du CapitoleAs is traditional, the Opera and Ballet Season is enriched by a classic ballet: Coppélia, a ballet in three acts set to music by Léo Delibes, performed in its Italian premiere by the Ballet de l’Opéra national du Capitole, choreographed by Jean-Guillaume Bart, the renowned étoile of the Paris Opera Ballet.Included in the OPEN. Il Grande accessibile project
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ConcertsChamber Orchestra of Europe Sir Antonio Pappano Conductor
Alexandre Kantorow PianoOne of the most renowned orchestras on the international scene, led by one of the world’s most beloved and admired conductors. A program dedicated to the music of Brahms, accompanied by the notes of Antonín Dvořák, and the participation of an award-winning pianist make this event one of the most important of the Teatro Grande season.PROGRAM Johannes Brahms, Concert n. 1, op. 15 Antonín Dvořák, Symphony n. 7, op. 70
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ProjectsIl Grande per i Piccoli Laboratori, performance e installazioni per l'infanziaA long-awaited initiative that will transform the Teatro Grande into a multidisciplinary space for a day, featuring workshops, play areas, thematic activities, and storytelling for children, concluding with a performance in the Sala Grande. For the occasion, professionals from different disciplines are called upon to devise projects specifically aimed at the world of children. An unusual and fun way to introduce girls and boys under 11 and their families to the languages of contemporary times.Program available soon.
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperitivo in Jazz
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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ConcertsBrahms e Kancheli Ensemble del Teatro GrandeFor its final concert of the 2026 season, the Teatro Grande Ensemble will perform the powerful Quartet Op. 60 with piano. The ultimate expression of chamber music and rich sound, it goes hand in hand with the realm of silence and rarefaction: Giya Kancheli, a Georgian composer, preferred to take another path, while maintaining the same pleasure for beautiful sound and perfect proportions, and ventured down a different path to purify our listening.PROGRAM Gyia Kancheli, Quartetto in l’istesso tempo Johannes Brahms, Quartetto con pianoforte, op. 60
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Opera and BalletL'italiana in Algeri by Gioachino RossiniThe 2026 Opera and Ballet Season features Gioachino Rossini’s L’italiana in Algeri on the programme, returning to the stage in Brescia after fourteen years with a contemporary setting that will not aim for realism but rather for an unstable backdrop against which the action – as is well known – is set: the abduction of a Milanese lady by pirates, her subsequent transfer to an Algerian harem and, finally, her return home.Included in the OPEN. Il Grande accessibile project
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiChiusura Anticipata
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Opera and BalletL'italiana in Algeri by Gioachino RossiniThe 2026 Opera and Ballet Season features Gioachino Rossini’s L’italiana in Algeri on the programme, returning to the stage in Brescia after fourteen years with a contemporary setting that will not aim for realism but rather for an unstable backdrop against which the action – as is well known – is set: the abduction of a Milanese lady by pirates, her subsequent transfer to an Algerian harem and, finally, her return home.Included in the OPEN. Il Grande accessibile project
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
December 2026
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ConcertsCanti scuciti Beatrice Sberna
Emanuele ManiscalcoAttraverso il recupero di perle nascoste della canzone italiana e un approccio personale all’improvvisazione e alla sperimentazione, la voce di Beatrice Sberna e il pianoforte di Emanuele Maniscalco danno nuova vita a storie che rischierebbero di essere dimenticate, ma che meritano di essere ancora ascoltate. La scelta del repertorio è caratterizzata da un filo conduttore che unisce epoche e stili diversi (dal canto di protesta al cantautorato indie, toccando il jazz e la tradizione popolare), a cui il duo conferisce una forte coerenza narrativa ed espressiva, facendo anche ricorso a momenti estemporanei che mantengono sia la componente …
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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ConcertsIl canto degli alberi Giulia Peri
Gregorio NardiThe two Florentine artists will present a program entirely dedicated to the delicate relationship between music and nature. In particular, to masterpieces that speak of woods, forests, and trees. Pieces ranging from Mozart to Poulenc will illustrate the most varied aspects of the green universe: the welcoming majesty of German forests in the Lieder of Robert Schumann, Robert Franz, Joseph Marx, and Alban Berg; the solitude of the Norwegian Alps in a mysterious piece by Grieg, and that of the Bohemian forest in the music of Dvorak; the spirituality of midday or the unknown night, brilliantly defined by Max Reger; the wind among the tops of …
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Opera and BalletCavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci by Pietro Mascagni/Ruggero LeoncavalloThe 2026 Opera and Ballet Season programme concludes with the verismo diptych comprising Pietro Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana and Ruggero Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci. Set in southern Italy, in Sicily and Calabria respectively, the two operas will engage in a dialogue as two opposing poles, through a directorial vision that explores the relationship between verismo and theatrical language, and between reality and fiction in our daily lives.Included in the OPEN. Il Grande accessibile project
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiChiusura Anticipata
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Opera and BalletCavalleria Rusticana/Pagliacci by Pietro Mascagni/Ruggero LeoncavalloThe 2026 Opera and Ballet Season programme concludes with the verismo diptych comprising Pietro Mascagni’s Cavalleria Rusticana and Ruggero Leoncavallo’s Pagliacci. Set in southern Italy, in Sicily and Calabria respectively, the two operas will engage in a dialogue as two opposing poles, through a directorial vision that explores the relationship between verismo and theatrical language, and between reality and fiction in our daily lives.Included in the OPEN. Il Grande accessibile project
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ConcertsBAROCCO & OTHER STORIES Raffaele Pe e SaturninoBAROCCO & OTHER STORIES is a brand-new project by Raffaele Pe, born out of his collaboration with Saturnino, a bassist, producer and multi-talented artist. For the first time, the countertenor takes his place at the piano, offering the Baroque repertoire an unexpected yet deeply coherent sound. A free dialogue between eras and musical languages, in which Monteverdi and Purcell coexist with Alec Wilder and George Harrison, tracing an intimate, cross-genre and surprising musical journey.
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiChiusura Anticipata
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Caffè del Teatro Grande - BerlucchiAperto