Le Coliche in 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi at Teatro Olimpico, March 25 and 31, 2027

Le Coliche bring 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi to Teatro Olimpico in Rome, Piazza Gentile da Fabriano 17, 00196 Rome, on Thursday, March 25, 2027 at 20:30, with an added second show on Wednesday, March 31, 2027, also at 20:30. The theater lists the evening of the 25th as running from 20:30 to 22:00. You get there by Metro A to Flaminio and then Tram 2 to the terminus at Piazza Mancini, from which you walk about 500 meters along Viale del Pinturicchio. Alternatively, take Bus 910 from Termini to the Pannini stop, about 300 meters away. The prices published by the theater range from €23 (side balcony with railing) to €36 (gold poltronissima), plus the presale fee, from €3.50 to €5.50. Tickets are bought on the venue's official website, with an online fee of €1.50 per ticket, or at the theater box office.

Language: performed in Italian. No English version or English surtitles are announced.

10 years of videos, millions of viewers on social media, and the first live show. The brothers Claudio and Fabrizio Colica arrive at the Olimpico playing at home twice over: they are Romans, and their comedy is made of Rome, its neighborhoods, its quirks. The first date got an added second show six days later, and the signal is clear. A blunt opinion: anyone who grew up with their sketches shouldn't wait until the last moment for a ticket.

10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi: what kind of show it is

10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi is the first live show of the Roman duo Le Coliche, conceived to celebrate 10 years of laughs online: a comic journey that gathers the two brothers' best-loved sketches and catchphrases. That's how the official page of Teatro Olimpico presents it.

The best of the sketches

The heart of the evening is the repertoire: the situations and characters that the audience knows from the videos. The theater speaks of an irreverent, everyday style, with which the two brothers bring to the stage the vices, quirks and contradictions of their generation. It's the same material as the videos, adapted to the length and the breath of a theater hall.

From the muretto to the two Angelas

The presentation mentions two fixed points: the iconic muretto, the setting of so many of their sketches, and the parodies of Piero and Alberto Angela. They are two of the duo's trademarks, and the audience waits for them the way you wait for the chorus of a song. The stage, the theater writes, brings characters and locations to life in a more direct and engaging way.

The new characters

Then there is the most interesting promise: new characters never published before, presented exclusively in the theater. For anyone who has followed Le Coliche for years, it's the real reason to be there. A web comedian who brings unreleased material to the stage is betting on the theater as a place where things are born, as well as a place where they are celebrated.

Dates and times of Le Coliche at Teatro Olimpico

Le Coliche are at Teatro Olimpico on Thursday, March 25, 2027 at 20:30 and, with the added show announced by the theater, on Wednesday, March 31, 2027 at 20:30. For the first evening the theater lists the end at 22:00: an hour and a half of show.

The March 31 show

The new date was added later, and the theater announces it at the top of the show's page. Anyone who didn't find a seat for the 25th therefore has a second chance. Added shows generally fill up more slowly than the first: that's where it's worth looking for center seats.

A week of comedy

In the theater's calendar, Le Coliche come right after Marta e Gianluca, on stage with Io e Gianlu on March 23 and 24, and before La Vie en Rose and Bolero by the Balletto di Milano. At the end of March 2027 the Olimpico is a hall to visit more than once.

Tickets and prices for Le Coliche

The prices of 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi, published by Teatro Olimpico, are: gold poltronissima €36, side poltronissima €31, poltrona and balcony €27, balcony with railing €25, side balcony €24, side balcony with railing €23, plus the presale fee. The presale fee runs from €3.50 to €5.50 and is always charged when the ticket is issued.

Online and box office

Online, you buy on the ticketing page of the theater's official website, with a fee of €1.50 per ticket. At the box office in Piazza Gentile da Fabriano you can choose your seat by talking to someone, which is useful for groups.

The best value for money

Poltrona and balcony cost the same, €27 plus €4.10 presale fee. For a sketch show, made of faces and rhythm, I prefer the center poltrona: you are close without being in the front rows. The gold, at €36, makes sense for fans who want to see the two brothers from a few meters away.

For those who want to spend little

The side and railing sections, between €23 and €25 plus presale fee, are the choice of a group of young friends. In a show based on words you hear everything. You see a bit less.

Who Le Coliche are: Claudio and Fabrizio Colica

Le Coliche are the Roman brothers Claudio Colica, born December 5, 1988, and Fabrizio Colica, born July 6, 1991: the duo's name comes from their surname. They started by posting short videos on social media about everyday topics, pop culture and life in Rome. The sketches went viral and made them known well beyond the city.

Raised in Ponte Milvio

The two brothers grew up in Ponte Milvio, as Corriere della Sera recalled in October 2025, and built a large part of their comedy on irony about the different social classes of the city. The detail is not secondary for anyone going to the Olimpico: the theater is a few minutes from that square.

Claudio, the degree and the early projects

Claudio graduated in communication sciences. Besides the duo with his brother, in 2014 he was part of the cast of the web series Vegan Chronicles and opened the YouTube channel Minimad with Alessandro Meta, in which the two play a pair of friends dealing with everyday life. He is also part of the trio Nerd Bori, with Massimo Bulgarelli and Riccardo Cotumaccio: three Roman coatti who talk about the nerd world, with a comic published in 2024 by Tora Edizioni.

Fabrizio and art-house cinema

In 2013 Fabrizio acted in the web series Roles and in 2015 he had his first leading role in the film Il nostro ultimo by Ludovico Di Martino. Then came roles in films by major directors: Una questione privata by the Taviani brothers in 2017, La profezia dell'armadillo in 2018, Brave ragazze by Michela Andreozzi in 2019, Siccità by Paolo Virzì in 2022.

Le Coliche on television: from Pechino Express to DMax

In 2018 Claudio and Fabrizio Colica took part together in Pechino Express on Rai 2: Claudio was injured and replaced by Tommy Kuti, with whom Fabrizio continued the race to second place. It's the experience that brought them in front of the big television audience.

The shows

Claudio is in the cast of Sorci Verdi on Rai 2 in 2015, of Il posto giusto on Rai 3 and of Mai dire talk on Italia 1 in 2018. In 2019 the duo had their own show on DMax, Le Coliche: Incredibile ma vero, and Claudio is also in Jurassic Weekend. Next came CCN, Il salotto con Michela Giraud on Comedy Central, Che sarà on Rai 3 in 2024 and In&Out, Niente di serio on TV8 in 2025.

The series

Fabrizio appears in the miniseries Maxi, Il grande processo alla mafia, in 2018, and in So Wine So Food, L'uomo delle stelle, in 2022. Claudio is in the cast of the series Ingorgo from 2026.

Le Coliche at the movies: Natale a tutti i costi and the other films

In 2022 Claudio Colica played Emilio in Natale a tutti i costi by Giovanni Bognetti, a Netflix film that reached third place in the platform's worldwide most-watched ranking and was translated into 28 languages. He reprised the same role in the 2024 sequel, Ricchi a tutti i costi.

Claudio's filmography

Besides the two Bognetti films, Claudio acts in Io e mio fratello by Luca Lucini in 2022, in Tramite amicizia by Alessandro Siani in 2023, in Maschile plurale, Finché notte non ci separi and 30 anni (di meno) in 2024, of which he is one of the leads, in 30 notti con il mio ex by Guido Chiesa in 2025 and in Innamorarsi e altre pessime idee in 2026. His first leading role had been in 2017 in Grosso guaio a Roma sud, a film released on YouTube.

Fabrizio's filmography

In 2024 Fabrizio is in the Amazon film Pensati sexy by Michela Andreozzi and in Flaminia, Michela Giraud's directorial debut. Stella gemella by Luca Lucini followed in 2025 and Ancora più sexy in 2026. The two brothers' paths are different: Claudio closer to popular comedy, Fabrizio to art-house cinema. In the theater, for one evening, they go back to being simply Le Coliche.

Come il mal di pancia: the two brothers' book

In 2021 Claudio and Fabrizio Colica published with Mondadori Electa their first autobiographical book, Come il mal di pancia. La storia vera di due fratelli per sbaglio, with illustrations by the cartoonist Giacomo Bevilacqua. The title plays, once again, with the name of the duo.

Two brothers by mistake

The subtitle says a lot about the tone: a true story told with the irony that the audience knows. Anyone who comes to the Olimpico having read it will recognize on stage the relationship between the two, made of differences and complicity.

Why read it first

The book is the best introduction to the show for anyone who knows Le Coliche only in passing. 10 years of videos are better understood by knowing where the two brothers come from and why they are funny about exactly those things.

A curiosity about Le Coliche in 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi at Teatro Olimpico, March 25 and 31, 2027

Le Coliche grew up in Ponte Milvio, and Teatro Olimpico is a few minutes south, on the same bank of the Tiber: the first live show of their career is, in effect, staged in their own neighborhood. For two comedians who built their fame telling the story of Rome, and in particular the north Rome they frequented as teenagers, it's a coincidence worth noting.

Corriere della Sera, in October 2025, described them exactly like that: raised in Ponte Milvio, in the middle of Roman nightlife, and become popular on social media by poking fun at the city's different social classes. The muretto, which the theater cites among the iconic places in their sketches, belongs to that world: the spot where kids meet in the evening, talk, tease each other.

For the Olimpico audience, this means something concrete. Many of the spectators on the two nights will come from the same neighborhoods described in the videos, and will recognize themselves on stage. It's a kind of complicity that a national comedian can't have, and that makes the Rome dates different from any other. In our view it's also the reason the second show was added: 10 years of videos have an audience everywhere, but in Rome that audience is at home. After the show, besides, the square of Milvian Bridge is the natural place to end the evening.

Teatro Olimpico: from movie theater to home of comedy

Teatro Olimpico opened as Cine-Teatro Olimpico in 1936 and became Teatro Olimpico in 1981. It stands on Lungotevere Flaminio, at the height of Ponte della Musica, and is the main venue for the shows of the Accademia Filarmonica Romana. In almost 90 years it has hosted cinema, variety acts, great music and great comedy.

The 1930s

The theater's block was built between 1935 and 1936 by the firm Garbarino, Sciaccaluga and Mezzacane for the Società Generale Immobiliare, in the years when the Flaminio neighborhood was taking shape and, on the other bank, the Foro Italico.

From cinema to the Filarmonica

Until the 1950s the hall was mainly a movie theater, with variety performers in the intervals. After the war the Accademia Filarmonica Romana rented it for its season, alternating concerts and screenings until the end of the 1970s.

The theater bought by citizens

When the owning company and the film body went bankrupt, Adriana Panni, president of the Filarmonica, promoted a subscription among citizens. In 1980 the newly formed Teatro Olimpico spa bought the building. From 1981 the program opened to drama, dance and crowd-pulling comedy.

The hall: 1,410 seats in an amphitheater layout

The hall of Teatro Olimpico has 1,410 seats, 966 in the orchestra and 444 in the gallery. For a duo that comes from short videos, it's a demanding audience.

The orchestra

The rows of the orchestra are arranged like an amphitheater, on a slope: whoever is behind sees over whoever is in front. For a sketch show, where faces matter, it's a clear advantage.

The gallery and the stage

The gallery, that is the balconies of the ticket office, has a horseshoe shape. The stage measures about 10 meters by 12, with a removable wooden floor: a large space, which a show built on different characters and places can fill with scene changes.

The building

Built of reinforced concrete, with a travertine base and cornices and a round foyer, the building has been restored, bringing back to light its late Rationalist look.

One thing nobody tells you about Le Coliche in 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi at Teatro Olimpico, March 25 and 31, 2027

Teatro Olimpico keeps in the foyer and in the corridors sets created by Giacomo Manzù, Corrado Cagli and Mirko for shows staged in that hall in the 1960s and 1970s. The audience of Le Coliche, largely young, will walk past them without knowing.

Manzù's backdrop is the one for Stravinsky's Histoire du soldat, from October 11 to 14, 1966. Cagli's golden shapes belong to Stravinsky's Messa of October 29, 30 and 31, 1975. Mirko's sculpture was made for Chordination, from the Tre misteri by Niccolò Castiglioni, in October 1968. There is also Alfred Silbermann's set for a Messa of December 2001.

Why say it to people going to see two comedians born on YouTube? Because the parodies of Piero and Alberto Angela, cited in the show's presentation, are precisely parodies of cultural popularization. And in that foyer there is material that those two presenters would treat with full honors. The pairing has its comic side: you laugh at culture in a theater that keeps culture hanging in the corridor. Arrive 20 minutes early and look for them, before the crowd at the entrance carries you straight into the orchestra.

Where to sit for Le Coliche

For 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi the best seats are in the center orchestra, poltrona section, at €27 plus presale fee. They offer a good distance from the stage at a moderate price.

The front rows

The gold poltronissima is for fans. In a show that grows out of the relationship with an audience used to commenting, the front rows can become part of the evening.

In a group

For a group of friends, the center balcony at the same price as the poltrona lets you sit together and see the whole stage. It's the solution I recommend for groups.

My advice for visiting Le Coliche in 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi at Teatro Olimpico, March 25 and 31, 2027

The advice is to aim for the March 31 show, buy a center poltrona right away and go with the friends you used to watch Le Coliche videos with. It's a show that celebrates 10 years of shared laughs, and you enjoy it more in the company of those who shared those laughs with you.

The added show has two advantages. The first is practical: second dates generally fill up more slowly, and finding good seats is easier. The second is about substance: the performers come to the second show with one evening of running in behind them, and the new material, the characters never published, has had time to settle.

For the trip, no car. On show nights the streets around Piazza Gentile da Fabriano fill up, and last-minute parking is the surest way to walk in after the lights go down. Metro A to Flaminio, Tram 2 to Piazza Mancini, five minutes on foot: it's the route the theater indicates.

Finally, the evening. The show lasts an hour and a half and ends around 22:00: there is plenty of time for dinner afterward. Ponte Milvio, the neighborhood where the two brothers grew up, is a few minutes away. Ending the evening there, after spending it laughing about that Rome, is the most consistent conclusion I know.

Another well-known fact, yet rarely mentioned

It's well known that Le Coliche took part in Pechino Express in 2018. It's mentioned less often that Fabrizio Colica came second without his brother, paired with Tommy Kuti, after Claudio was injured. The duo, on the show that made them known on television, ended up racing apart.

It's an episode that says something about their story. Le Coliche are a shared brand, but the two brothers have always had separate paths: Claudio with Minimad, Nerd Bori and the popular comedy of Natale a tutti i costi, Fabrizio with the cinema of Taviani, Virzì and Michela Giraud. The 2021 book declares it from the subtitle: two brothers by mistake.

There is a second well-known and little-told fact. Claudio's first leading role, Grosso guaio a Roma sud, in 2017, was a film released directly on YouTube. Five years later the same actor was in a Netflix film that reached third place in the world. It's the trajectory of a generation of comedians who used the internet as a gym and then as a springboard. That this trajectory, after cinema and television, goes back to the theater, the oldest form of comedy, is the most interesting news about this show.

How to get to Teatro Olimpico

Teatro Olimpico can be reached by Metro A to Flaminio and Tram 2 to the terminus at Piazza Mancini, then about 500 meters on foot along Viale del Pinturicchio. These are the directions provided by the theater.

Metro, tram and railway

From the Flaminio station on Line A you take Tram 2 to Piazza Mancini. If you arrive by the Roma-Viterbo railway, get off at Flaminio and follow the same route.

Bus

The theater lists lines 220, 232, 233, 280, 301, 446, 48, 910 and 911. The 910 starts from Termini: Pannini stop, then about 300 meters on Viale del Pinturicchio. The 200, the 201, the 53 and the night bus n24 also reach Piazza Mancini.

By car

From the center you follow the Lungotevere north to Lungotevere Flaminio. From the north you cross Ponte Duca d'Aosta and turn right. Parking, on show nights, remains the real problem.

The right photo to take at Le Coliche in 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi at Teatro Olimpico, March 25 and 31, 2027

The right photo, for the Le Coliche evening, is a group photo on Ponte della Musica, in front of the theater, with the lit facade of the Olimpico behind you. The bridge crosses the Tiber right across from Piazza Gentile da Fabriano, and the theater cites it among the places that turned Flaminio into a cultural hub.

For two comedians who built their career with a camera, the right photo is the one that looks like one of their sketches: a group of friends on a muretto, or on a parapet, with the city behind. From the bridge you have the theater on one side and the Foro Italico on the other. With the evening lights on the river the shot works even without equipment. A messy group photo, with someone making the wrong face, is more in the spirit of the evening than any perfect shot.

Second photo: the facade of the theater seen from the opposite side of the square, with the sign lit and people waiting. Take it about 20 minutes before the start.

Inside, during the show, the phone stays off. The new material is presented exclusively in the theater: filming and posting it means spoiling it for those who come to the second show, and also for the performers who are trying it out in front of an audience. Respecting this rule is the best way to thank them for 10 years of free videos.

Some important events that happened here in history

On March 4, 1965, at Teatro Olimpico, Pierre Boulez conducted the Italian premiere of Stravinsky's Abramo e Isacco and the European premiere of his Elegia per Kennedy. It is the most important date in the hall's musical history, and it recalls the role the Accademia Filarmonica Romana had in the Rome of those years.

Next come the shows where music and art meet: Histoire du soldat with Manzù's backdrop in 1966, Castiglioni's Tre misteri with Mirko's sculpture in 1968, Stravinsky's Messa with Cagli's shapes in 1975.

Then the turning point of 1980, with the birth of Teatro Olimpico spa, and the new course from 1981. Moses Pendleton's Momix made their debut at the Olimpico in April 1982 and became regular guests. The Lindsay Kemp Company was on stage in February 1989 and February 1993. Mikhail Baryshnikov brought the White Oak Dance Project from October 10 to 15, 1995. The Bolshoi Ballet came from September 23 to 26, 1996. The Béjart Ballet Lausanne followed in 2004.

In the 2009/2010 season, according to the Agis rankings, the Olimpico was the second theater in Rome and the seventh in Italy by audience. In 2027 two brothers born on YouTube step onto the same stage with their first show: another event, in its own way, in the history of a hall that has always known how to read its time.

Who has played here: Le Coliche in 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi at Teatro Olimpico, March 25 and 31, 2027

The stage of Teatro Olimpico has hosted Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, Jessye Norman, Zubin Mehta and Pierre Boulez, and then the great Roman and Italian comedians: Gigi Proietti, Enrico Brignano, Vincenzo Salemme, Max Giusti, Lillo and Greg. For two Roman comedians, it's a lineage that carries weight.

The theater's musical memory also includes Giuseppe Sinopoli and Luigi Dallapiccola. For popular song, Marillion in 1988, Lucio Dalla in April 1994, the Pooh in October of the same year, Giorgio Gaber in January 1998. For dance, Baryshnikov, Béjart, the Bolshoi, Antonio Gades, Joaquín Cortés and the Momix.

Comedy is the part that concerns Le Coliche. Gigi Proietti with A me gli occhi in May 1996. Then Brignano, Salemme, Max Giusti, Lillo and Greg, Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo, Ale and Franz, Neri Marcorè, Gioele Dix, Cinzia Leone. They are different generations of comedians who found at the Olimpico a hall able to welcome their audience. In the same 2026/2027 season, Angelo Pintus and Maccio Capatonda also pass through.

Among the names that have crossed paths with the Colica brothers' careers are Tommy Kuti, Fabrizio's partner on Pechino Express, Michela Giraud, who directed Fabrizio in Flaminia and hosted Claudio in her television salotto, and Giacomo Bevilacqua, illustrator of their book. None of them is announced as a guest of the show, and it shouldn't be taken for granted.

Flaminio and Ponte Milvio around the theater

Teatro Olimpico is in Flaminio, between Piazza del Popolo and Ponte Milvio, in a neighborhood that the theater itself describes as a cultural hub, with Auditorium Parco della Musica, MAXXI and Ponte della Musica. For the Le Coliche evening it's the ideal neighborhood.

Ponte della Musica and the Foro Italico

Ponte della Musica, in front of the theater, leads to the Foro Italico. A walk on the opposite bank before the show is the best way to arrive without rushing.

Auditorium and MAXXI

A short distance away are Auditorium Parco della Musica and MAXXI, for anyone who wants to combine an afternoon exhibition with the evening show.

Milvian Bridge

Milvian Bridge, the neighborhood where the Colica brothers grew up, is the natural destination for after the theater, with its square full of places.

Where to eat before or after Le Coliche

Around Teatro Olimpico, between Piazza Mancini, Via Flaminia and Piazza Gentile da Fabriano, there are pizzerias, trattorias and bars. A few minutes away, Ponte Milvio offers places open late. With a show that ends around 22:00, dinner afterward is the natural choice.

Before

If you prefer to eat before, do it early, around 19:00: a pizza or a quick dish near Piazza Mancini.

After

At 22:00 the evening is still young. Ponte Milvio is a few minutes away by taxi and, even on weekdays, has kitchens open.

In a group

For a group, booking a table in advance is essential: the places around the theater all fill up in the same half hour.

Accessibility and kids

Anyone with reduced mobility who wants to see Le Coliche at Teatro Olimpico should contact the box office before buying, at biglietti@teatroolimpico.it. It's the surest way to find out about suitable seats and conditions for companions.

Accessibility

The orchestra is on a slope and the gallery is on the upper floor: aspects to weigh when choosing a section.

With kids

The Le Coliche audience is largely young, and many teenagers know their videos. The show is in the evening, an hour and a half long, with irreverent comedy: suitable for older kids. For minimum ages and discounts, the reference is the theater's box office.

The end of March in Rome

At the end of March the Roman spring has just begun, and the two Le Coliche evenings at the Olimpico fall in a week packed with shows. The days get longer, the evenings stay cool.

For anyone coming from out of town, it's a good time to visit Rome: fewer crowds than in full spring, museums open, programs full. A day between Flaminio and the center, with Le Coliche in the evening and a dinner at Ponte Milvio, tells the story of the city better than many guides. The stretch on foot from Piazza Mancini is short but uncovered: a jacket and a folding umbrella are enough.

Frequently asked questions about Le Coliche at Teatro Olimpico

When are Le Coliche at Teatro Olimpico?

Le Coliche are at Teatro Olimpico in Rome with 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi on Thursday, March 25, 2027 at 20:30 and, with the added show, on Wednesday, March 31, 2027 at 20:30. The theater is at Piazza Gentile da Fabriano 17, in Flaminio.

How much do tickets for Le Coliche cost?

Tickets for Le Coliche at Teatro Olimpico cost from €23 in the side balcony with railing to €36 in the gold poltronissima, plus the presale fee from €3.50 to €5.50. Poltrona and balcony cost €27. Online, a fee of €1.50 per ticket is added.

How long is the Le Coliche show?

The Le Coliche show at Teatro Olimpico, according to the theater's times for the evening of March 25, runs from 20:30 to 22:00: about an hour and a half. If you want to have dinner afterward, you have all the time to do it.

What is in the show 10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi?

10 anni di Coliche e siamo ancora vivi gathers the duo's best-loved sketches and catchphrases, from the muretto to the parodies of Piero and Alberto Angela, and presents new, never-published characters exclusively. It's the Colica brothers' first live show.

Who are Le Coliche?

Le Coliche are the Roman brothers Claudio and Fabrizio Colica, born in 1988 and 1991, who became known through comic videos about life in Rome. They took part in Pechino Express in 2018 and published the book Come il mal di pancia in 2021. Both also work as film actors.

How do you get to Teatro Olimpico?

Teatro Olimpico can be reached by Metro A to Flaminio and Tram 2 to the terminus at Piazza Mancini, then about 500 meters on foot on Viale del Pinturicchio. From Termini there's also Bus 910, Pannini stop, about 300 meters away.

Where do you buy tickets for Le Coliche?

Tickets for Le Coliche are bought on the online ticketing page of the official Teatro Olimpico website, with a fee of €1.50 per ticket, or at the theater's box office in Piazza Gentile da Fabriano.

To close, a practical piece of advice. Get tickets for the March 31 show, in a center poltrona, and go with the people you laughed at their videos with. Keep your phone in your pocket during the new characters, and after the show head up to Ponte Milvio for dinner. It will be the most coherent Roman evening you can build around two comedians who made Rome their trade.

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