Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma, April 19, 2027

Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma: the comedian brings her new stand-up comedy show to Rome on Monday, April 19, 2027, at Via dei Cluniacensi 68, 00159 Rome, in the eastern part of the city, starting at 21:00 and ending around 23:00. The show is produced by The Comedy Club. Tickets cost €22.40 on the presale network authorized by the organizers. Hacienda is reached from Tiburtina station, served by Metro B and trains, with a walk of just over a kilometer or by surface buses. Work out the most convenient route for the time of the show with the transport company's route planner. The club has no private parking. For information Hacienda answers at 393 3873161 and at info@haciendaroma.it.

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

Martina Catuzzi in Rome, UOMA in brief

UOMA is Martina Catuzzi's new stand-up comedy show, on tour since 2026, written and performed by her. The Rome date at Hacienda comes in spring 2027, a few days after the one in Bergamo, and it's on a Monday: the night stand-up likes best, because the clubs are free of concerts and the audience is made of people who choose comedy on purpose.

Date and times

Monday, April 19, 2027, starting at 21:00, with the end given as around 23:00. Door opening time is not published: it's best to arrive half an hour early.

Ticket

The price is €22.40, published on the sales channel listed by the organizers. Buy it in good time, because seats in the hall are not unlimited.

Who produces it

The show is produced by The Comedy Club, the same company that produced Catuzzi's previous show, Satira sui deboli, and that organizes the Comedy Central LIVE series.

UOMA, Martina Catuzzi's show

UOMA is a stand-up comedy show by and with Martina Catuzzi: in the official presentation, thoughts and language get bent out of shape to keep up with an increasingly monstrous reality, words get twisted, paradoxes take shape, and that's where the title comes from.

The title

UOMA is a word that doesn't exist: in our view it sounds like an invented feminine form of "uomo," man. It's the distortion the presentation puts at the center: a bent word to describe a world that, according to the show, is bending too.

The themes

The presentation lists the targets without beating around the bush: whiny disabled people, a prudish TV world, alternative porn, sexual disorientation and the curse of Sora Lella. It's a list that immediately signals the register of the evening: politically incorrect comedy that tackles head-on subjects people usually joke about very little.

Language

The heart of the show, reading the presentation, is language: how people talk today, which words you can use, which ones get twisted so as not to offend or to offend better. For a comedian who comes from satire, vocabulary is the first material to work with.

Who it's for

No age limits are given. The stated themes, from alternative porn to sexual disorientation, make the evening suited to an adult audience: if you are thinking of bringing kids, keep that in mind.

Who Martina Catuzzi is: her biography

Martina Catuzzi is a stand-up comedian and actress. As a comedian and writer she has worked in television, radio and film, and in 2025 she won the Premio Satira for stand-up comedy.

Television

Her official biography lists many comedy programs: Natural Born Comedians, Stand-Up Comedy, CCN Comedy Central News and Comedy Central Presenta on Comedy Central, Battute?, B come Sabato and Data Comedy Show on Rai 2, Il Mondo Insieme on TV2000, and IN&OUT Niente di Serio on TV8 and Sky. The show's presentation also mentions Prime Video.

Radio

On radio she has appeared on Radio Due Weekend and Radio2 Social Club, on Rai Radio 2: two programs that gave space to new Italian stand-up.

Film

For the big screen she acted in the films Moglie e Marito and DOMINO23. Gli ultimi saranno i primi. Her double soul as comedian and actress comes back in her stage presence.

Satira sui deboli

She toured Italy with Satira sui deboli, her stand-up show produced by The Comedy Club, now available on YouTube, where it has passed 100,000 views. It's the easiest way to get to know her before going to Hacienda.

Comedy Central LIVE

She took part in two editions of Comedy Central LIVE, the series of stand-up comedy nights organized by The Comedy Club, which puts some of the most followed names in Italian comedy on the same stage.

On tour with Alessandro Cattelan

Alessandro Cattelan chose her as the comedian for every date of his tour Benvenuto nell'AI!, the show that also came to Rome, at Teatro Olimpico. For a stand-up comedian, opening the evenings of a TV personality in front of theater audiences is a demanding test and a great showcase.

The Premio Satira

In 2025 she won the Premio Satira for stand-up comedy. Since 2026 she has been on tour again, with UOMA.

The UOMA tour, from Rome to Rome

The Comedy Club's calendar for UOMA crosses Italy between autumn 2026 and spring 2027, with nights in clubs, cinema-theaters and small provincial venues.

Autumn 2026

On October 2, 2026 Catuzzi is in Rome for a group night at Mercurio in Pigneto, as part of the Pigneto Comedy Fest, with Sandro Canori, Fill Pill and Francesco Fanucchi. Then UOMA hits the road: on October 23 at Cine Teatro Sala Europa in Monte San Pietrangeli, on November 5 at Jazzino in Cagliari, on November 12 at Garage 22 in Terni.

Spring 2027

In April 2027 the tour passes through the north: on April 12 it's at NXT in Bergamo. A week later, on April 19, it arrives at Hacienda in Rome.

Why clubs

UOMA's dates are almost all in clubs and mid-size halls. It's the natural form of Italian stand-up today: a microphone, a stage with no set, an audience up close, the bar open. The Rome venue, born for concerts, fits this model.

The Comedy Club and new Italian stand-up

The Comedy Club is the company that produces UOMA and a large part of new Italian stand-up: its calendar includes, among others, Daniele Tinti, Stefano Rapone, Salvo Di Paola, Francesco Fanucchi, Sandro Cappai, Pietro Sparacino, Fill Pill and Sandro Canori.

A roster of comedians

Many of these names have their own page on this site: Stefano Rapone with Comico dai ruoli mai principali, Salvo Di Paola with Conigli, right at Hacienda, and Luca Ravenna at Auditorium Conciliazione.

Shows online

A typical choice by The Comedy Club is to publish full shows online after the end of the tour: that's what happened with Catuzzi's Satira sui deboli. People who watch the video at home often then buy a ticket for the next show.

A curious fact about Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma, April 19, 2027

The most obvious curious fact is in the title of the previous show. Satira sui deboli ("satire on the weak") overturns the most quoted rule of satire, the one that asks you to hit the powerful and not those at the bottom. Catuzzi built an entire show on that reversal, and with UOMA she continues down the same road: the list of stated themes includes whiny disabled people, exactly one of the groups comedy usually doesn't dare joke about.

The second curious fact is Roman. Among UOMA's targets the presentation names the curse of Sora Lella. It's a reference that lands straight in Rome: on a night at Hacienda, in front of a Roman audience, the name alone is enough to raise a smile even before the joke.

The third concerns her TV career. The official biography lists very different programs, from Comedy Central to Rai 2, from TV2000 to TV8, all the way to radio: the same comedian who does politically incorrect satire in clubs has also appeared on Il Mondo Insieme and B come Sabato. Italian stand-up today also lives on these crossings between distant audiences.

The fourth concerns her 2025 award, the Premio Satira for stand-up comedy: recognition that lands right on the word, satire, that gave its title to her previous show.

Something nobody tells you about Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma, April 19, 2027

What nobody tells you is that Hacienda is a club built for music. It has 1,500 square meters indoors and as many outdoors, a bar and a cloakroom: a venue designed for concerts and dance nights, not for the silence of a monologue. For stand-up the venue is transformed, but a club's acoustics are still a club's acoustics: if you stand at the back, near the bar, you hear worse and disturb more.

The second thing concerns the register. The UOMA presentation hides nothing, and anyone who buys a ticket knows what to expect. If you are dragged along by friends without knowing Catuzzi, though, it's wise to watch a few minutes of Satira sui deboli first. Politically incorrect comedy is great fun for those who choose it and makes uncomfortable those who don't expect it.

The third concerns Monday. It's the ideal night for comedy, because the city is quiet and the venues are free. It's also the night many restaurants in the area take their day off. Decide where to eat before you leave home.

Hacienda Roma, UOMA's venue

Hacienda Roma is a space for concerts and events at Via dei Cluniacensi 68, in Municipio IV, in the Collatino area, with 1,500 square meters indoors and more than 1,500 outdoors, a bar and a cloakroom.

A name taken from Manchester

The name is inspired by Fac 51 Hacienda in Manchester, the club that opened in 1982 and closed in 1997, famous for the concerts it hosted in its 15 years of life. The Rome venue claims its spirit: a space for live music, clubbing, art and events.

The room for comedy

The indoor space is large and flexible: for a concert the audience stands, for a stand-up night the room is arranged around the stage. A comedian alone in the middle of a space designed for bands has a particular effect: the whole room focuses on a single voice.

The calendar

In the same season Hacienda hosts very different nights: the German electronic duo Digitalism, Frontiera Festival, the Bunny Club party, and the punk of Codefendants and Lagwagon. The Comedy Club's stand-up is a Monday regular.

Contacts

For information the venue answers at 393 3873161 and at info@haciendaroma.it.

My tip for Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma, April 19, 2027

My advice is to buy your ticket in advance and arrive at least half an hour before 21:00. At a stand-up night your seat matters: from the front rows you see the comedian's face, and in stand-up the face is half the joke. Half an hour is also the right amount of time to get a drink at the bar without queuing during the show.

In our view it's worth watching a few minutes of Satira sui deboli first, available in full online. It helps you understand the register: politically incorrect comedy, attention to language, no fear of awkward subjects. If you laugh in front of the screen you'll laugh more in the room. If you're left puzzled, you'll know what to expect.

If you sit at the front, be prepared for the comedian to talk to you. That's the game of stand-up: if you don't want to be involved, choose the middle rows.

Last point, getting home. It's Monday night, and the show ends around 23:00: check the last Metro B train from Tiburtina in advance or book a taxi.

How to get to Hacienda for Martina Catuzzi

Hacienda Roma is reached from Tiburtina station, served by Metro B and by regional and high-speed trains, continuing by surface bus or on foot for just over a kilometer.

By Metro B

The metro stop is Tiburtina. From the station Via dei Cluniacensi can be reached on foot in about a quarter of an hour, and surface buses shorten the trip. The transport company's route planner gives the most convenient line for the time of the show.

By train from outside Rome

If you are coming from outside the city, get off directly at Tiburtina station, the closest to the venue.

By car

Hacienda has no private parking: you park in the nearby areas. On Monday evening you'll find a spot, but rarely in front of the entrance.

Getting home

After the metro closes, there are night buses, taxis and private car hire. Plan your trip home before you go in.

Another well-known fact, yet one rarely mentioned

It's well known that Italian stand-up comedy in recent years has grown on club stages and phone screens: short videos, full shows published online, tours in mid-size halls. Less often remembered is how much opening-act work counts along this path. Martina Catuzzi was chosen by Alessandro Cattelan for every date of Benvenuto nell'AI!, and every night of the tour she had a few minutes to win over an audience that had come for someone else.

It's a tough school: a TV host's audience is not a stand-up audience, it doesn't know the comedian who steps on stage, and it is often not used to politically incorrect comedy. Anyone who passes that test night after night comes to their own show with a different kind of confidence.

A second little-mentioned fact concerns the variety of her work. Alongside her monologues, Catuzzi has acted in film, in Moglie e Marito and in DOMINO23. Gli ultimi saranno i primi, and she has worked as a TV writer. On the Italian stand-up scene, where the comedian is often born and stays alone on stage, the double training as comedian and actress is not that common.

The right photo to take at Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma, April 19, 2027

The right photo is taken before the show: the empty stage, with the microphone on its stand and the lights on, and the room filling up. It's the most typical image of stand-up, and at Hacienda, a venue born for concerts, it has a particular flavor.

During the show it's better to keep your phone in your pocket. Jokes recorded and posted online ruin the work of the comedian, who builds the tour on that material, and in an intimate room the light of a screen can be seen from the stage. At the final applause, a photo of Catuzzi at the microphone is the right souvenir.

Outside, the Hacienda sign on Via dei Cluniacensi with the line at the entrance is the other image of the evening: the Rome of outer-city clubs, far from the postcards.

Some important events that happened here in history

The history of Hacienda Roma is recent, and its oldest memory is in its name: Fac 51 Hacienda in Manchester, opened in 1982 and closed in 1997, which the Rome venue refers to. 15 years in which that club became famous for the concerts it hosted, and in which the name Hacienda became a byword for club.

The recent history of the venue on Via dei Cluniacensi can be read in its calendar. The Roma Capitale portal lists among the events it has hosted the Digitalism live show, Frontiera Festival, the Indie Power night, the Bunny Club party, Salvo Di Paola's stand-up and UOMA by Martina Catuzzi itself. Punk had its nights with Codefendants and Lagwagon.

In Catuzzi's career the dates to remember are few and precise: the Satira sui deboli tour, the two editions of Comedy Central LIVE, the nights with Alessandro Cattelan, the 2025 Premio Satira and the start of UOMA in 2026. On April 19, 2027 the show arrives in Rome, in a venue stand-up has learned to frequent.

Who has passed through Martina Catuzzi, UOMA at Hacienda Roma, April 19, 2027

According to the official Roma Capitale portal, very different artists have passed through Hacienda Roma: the German electronic duo Digitalism, Frontiera Festival, the Indie Power and Bunny Club nights, and Palermo comedian Salvo Di Paola with Conigli. In November 2026 Codefendants brought their blend of punk and hip hop here, and in February 2027 Lagwagon arrive.

Some of the best-known names in Italian comedy have crossed Martina Catuzzi's career. Alessandro Cattelan wanted her for every date of Benvenuto nell'AI!. In Pigneto she shared the stage with Sandro Canori, Fill Pill and Francesco Fanucchi. In the two editions of Comedy Central LIVE she performed alongside the comedians of The Comedy Club's roster, the same as Daniele Tinti, Stefano Rapone and Salvo Di Paola.

On April 19, on Via dei Cluniacensi stage, it's just her, with a microphone and her twisted words. It's the most essential form of live entertainment.

Around Hacienda: Tiburtino, Collatino, San Lorenzo

Hacienda is in a part of east Rome far from the tourist circuits and close to Tiburtina station, among rail yards, postwar working-class neighborhoods and a nightlife that in recent years has moved toward the eastern outskirts.

San Lorenzo and Verano

Beyond Tiburtina station you find the basilica of San Lorenzo fuori le Mura and Verano Cemetery. San Lorenzo, the university neighborhood, is the classic place for dinner before a night out around here.

Comedy in east Rome

East Rome is also the territory of new Roman comedy: Pigneto hosts the Pigneto Comedy Fest, where Catuzzi appeared in October 2026, and the clubs in the area host stand-up nights more and more often.

Where to eat before UOMA

Around Tiburtina station there are neighborhood pizzerias, rotisseries and ethnic places open late. San Lorenzo, not far away, offers a much wider choice of trattorias, pizzerias and aperitivo spots.

An early dinner

On Mondays not all places are open: check and book. Sitting down around 19:15 lets you dine at leisure and arrive at Hacienda with half an hour to spare before the start.

At the venue's bar

Hacienda has a bar service, meant more for drinking than eating. For dinner, better not to count on the show venue.

How to plan your evening at UOMA

UOMA starts at 21:00 on Monday, April 19 and ends around 23:00: the evening works well with an early dinner near Tiburtina station or in San Lorenzo.

From 19:00 to 20:30

Dinner at 19:00 or 19:15 leaves time to move at a relaxed pace. From San Lorenzo to Hacienda the trip goes through Tiburtina station. Work it out beforehand with the transport company's route planner.

From 20:30

Once at the venue you pick your seat, leave your jacket at the cloakroom and get a drink at the bar. Half an hour is the right time to settle in without rushing.

After the show

When you come out it's around 23:00 on a Monday: better to have already decided how to get home. A booked taxi, private car hire or night buses are the alternatives once the metro has stopped running.

In company

Stand-up is best enjoyed in company: laughter is contagious. If you come with friends, buy all the tickets together so you can sit next to each other.

Stand-up at Hacienda: the unwritten house rules

A stand-up comedy night has different rules from a concert, and in a club like Hacienda it's worth knowing them before you go in.

Silence

At a concert the noise of the audience is lost in the music. In a monologue every voice in the room can be heard. Talking to your neighbor during a joke takes the joke away from the people sitting around you, and often from the comedian too, who works on timing.

The phone

No videos: the material of a show on tour is the capital of whoever writes it, and jokes that end up online before the end of the tour lose their surprise for people who will hear them at later dates.

The bar

Hacienda's bar is open, but it's better to queue before the start. Moving between rows during the show disturbs more than at a concert.

Laughter

Laughing loudly is allowed, in fact required. Stand-up is the only form of entertainment in which the audience's reaction is part of the script: a room that laughs well makes a better show. With politically incorrect comedy like UOMA's, you may also find yourself laughing at things you're a little ashamed of: it's part of the game.

UOMA and satire: laughing at what you shouldn't

Martina Catuzzi's stand-up belongs to the strand of politically incorrect satire, the kind that knowingly chooses the most delicate subjects and builds jokes on them: the 2025 Premio Satira recognized exactly this work.

The target

In politically incorrect comedy the apparent target almost never coincides with the real one. When the UOMA presentation talks about whiny disabled people or prudish television, the real object of the joke is often the way people talk about them: the cautious formulas, the replaced words, the embarrassed silences.

The deal with the audience

An evening like this works if a deal is struck in the room: those listening agree to hear things they wouldn't say outside the club, and the person on stage commits to making them funny. The audience that buys a ticket for UOMA already knows it's entering this game.

Language as material

The very title of the show is a twisted word. If you enjoy wordplay, UOMA promises to work right there: on words that change, on those you can no longer use, on those invented to keep up.

Practical tips for the evening

ID

No age limits are given, but the show's themes are for adults: an ID in your pocket is always useful in clubs.

Cloakroom

In mid-April the evening can be cool: Hacienda has a cloakroom, and in a full room it's better to use it.

Accessibility

Accessibility information is not published in detail: if you have specific needs, contact the venue before the evening.

Mid-April in Rome, comedy season

In mid-April Rome is in full spring: mild evenings, long days, the city full of visitors. It's also the time when theaters and clubs close their seasons with their busiest calendars. Monday, a day off for many theaters, has become stand-up night: the clubs are free and the audience is made of people who choose comedy on purpose. If you are in the city for a few days you can pair the night at Hacienda with a walk in San Lorenzo and Verano, or an afternoon in Pigneto. And the following week, at Ambra Jovinelli, another The Comedy Club comedian, Daniele Tinti, brings his Pesche Dure to Rome.

Frequently asked questions about Martina Catuzzi in Rome

When does Martina Catuzzi perform UOMA in Rome?

Martina Catuzzi brings UOMA to Rome on Monday, April 19, 2027 at Hacienda, Via dei Cluniacensi 68. The show starts at 21:00 and ends around 23:00. It is produced by The Comedy Club.

How much is a ticket for Martina Catuzzi at Hacienda?

A ticket for Martina Catuzzi's UOMA at Hacienda costs €22.40 on the presale network authorized by the organizers. The door price, if tickets are available on the night, is not published.

What is UOMA about?

According to the official presentation, Martina Catuzzi's UOMA is about thoughts and language that get bent out of shape to keep up with an increasingly monstrous reality: whiny disabled people, prudish television, alternative porn, sexual disorientation and the curse of Sora Lella.

Who is Martina Catuzzi?

Martina Catuzzi is a stand-up comedian and actress who has appeared on Comedy Central, Rai 2 and TV8, the author of Satira sui deboli and winner of the 2025 Premio Satira for stand-up comedy. Alessandro Cattelan chose her for every date of his tour Benvenuto nell'AI!.

Is Martina Catuzzi's show suitable for kids?

No age limits are given for Martina Catuzzi's UOMA, but the themes stated in the presentation, from alternative porn to sexual disorientation, make the evening suited mainly to an adult audience.

How do you get to Hacienda Roma?

Hacienda Roma is reached from Tiburtina station, served by Metro B and trains, continuing on foot for just over a kilometer or by surface bus. The venue has no private parking.

Where can you see Martina Catuzzi before the show?

Martina Catuzzi's previous show, Satira sui deboli, produced by The Comedy Club, is available in full on YouTube, where it has passed 100,000 views. It's the easiest way to get to know her style before UOMA.

Is there a cloakroom at Hacienda?

Yes, Hacienda Roma has a cloakroom and a bar, according to the venue's page on the Roma Capitale portal. To be comfortable during the show, leave your jackets and bags there.

My final tip on Martina Catuzzi at Hacienda

UOMA at Hacienda is a stand-up night with no safety net: a comedian who made satire on the weak both a title and a method, a club built for music, an audience that chooses to laugh at things people usually keep quiet about. Martina Catuzzi comes to Rome with the Premio Satira in her pocket and the tour with Alessandro Cattelan behind her. My advice is to buy your ticket in advance, watch a few minutes of Satira sui deboli first, arrive half an hour early and plan your trip home before you go in. In our view, for a spring Monday in east Rome, it's one of the freest nights Roman comedy has on its calendar.

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