Divertiamoci a Teatro

“Let's Have Fun at the Theater”, the review organized by the Teatro Stabile di Verona, with the sponsorship of the Veneto Region, Province, and Municipality of Verona, and the valuable support of numerous Sponsors, has reached its twenty-seventh edition, always in the name of fun.

In a perfect balance between laughter and introspection, the new program explores universal themes such as friendship, romantic relationships, family ties, and personal fragilities.

This year's highlights include: Alessandro Haber, Cesare Bocci, Angela Finocchiaro, Luca Bizzarri, Gioele Dix, Gaia De Laurentiis, and Paola Quattrini.

Each performance will be enriched by meetings with the authors, organized in collaboration with the daily newspaper L’Arena: a free opportunity to deepen the themes of the works together with the actors and journalists.

The season opens with “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?” by William Rose featuring Cesare Bocci and Vittoria Belvedere, and continues until March with “I Wanted to be Marlon Brando” featuring Alessandro Haber, “We Were Going a Thousand” by and with Gioele Dix and Valentina Cardinali, “I Married You for Joy” by Natalia Ginzburg featuring Giampiero Ingrassia, Marianella Bargilli, Lucia Vasini, Claudia Donadoni, and Viola Lucio, “The Giant Squid” by Fabio Genovesi featuring Angela Finocchiaro and Bruno Stori, “The Runaways” by Palmade and Duthuron featuring Paola Quattrini and Gaia De Laurentiis, “Noises Off” by Michael Frayn with The Kitchen Company, and concluding with “Our Women” by Eric Assous, featuring Luca Bizzarri, Enzo Paci, and Antonio Zavatteri.

But that's not all, with two special performances outside the review: on November 26, 2025, with the show "70's – Terror and Rights”, a theater project written by Mario Calabresi, Benedetta Tobagi, and Sara Poma, featuring an unpublished and personal account by Marco Damilano and directed by Bruno Fornasari, and on January 14, 2026, with "Condominium Mon Amour", by and with Daniela Cristofori, Giacomo Poretti, and Marco Zoppello.