Qualcuno nessuno centomila at Spazio Rossellini

Qualcuno nessuno centomila, Pirandello in Loop at Spazio Rossellini, November 6, 2026

In short. "Qualcuno nessuno centomila. Pirandello in loop" ("Someone, no one, 100,000") comes to Spazio Rossellini, Via della Vasca Navale 58 in Rome, on Friday, November 6, 2026, brought by the "A Roma, a Roma!

Immagine dello spettacolo Qualcuno nessuno centomila: lo stesso ritratto di un uomo anziano con la mano sulla guancia ripetuto in rosso, azzurro, verde e viola su fondo nero, senza scritte

Immagine dal sito ufficiale dello Spazio Rossellini

"Qualcuno nessuno centomila. Pirandello in loop" ("Someone, no one, 100,000") comes to Spazio Rossellini, Via della Vasca Navale 58 in Rome, on Friday, November 6, 2026, brought by the "A Roma, a Roma! 2026" series, directed and written by Mario Perrotta, with Paola Roscioli and Dalila Cozzolino. It's produced by Permar Compagnia Mario Perrotta. Spazio Rossellini publishes the prices: 14.50 euros plus booking fees for the full-price ticket bought online, 15 euros at the box office for both the full-price ticket and the reduced ticket for under 18s and over 65s. You can buy from the box office section of the website or in person, when the box office and bar open, an hour before the performance begins.

Language: a performance based on dance, music or visual acts; no English version is announced, any spoken parts are in Italian.

Image of the show Qualcuno nessuno centomila: the same portrait of an elderly man with his hand on his cheek repeated in red, light blue, green and purple on a black background, no text — Image from the official Spazio Rossellini website

Updated October 16, 2026.

The official description

QUALCUNO NESSUNO CENTOMILA, Pirandello in loop
part of the series A Roma, a Roma! 2026
directed by Mario Perrotta
with Paola Roscioli, Dalila Cozzolino
dramaturgy Mario Perrotta
in collaboration with Dalila Cozzolino
produced by Permar Compagnia Mario Perrotta
The show is born from a deep, long-standing and never interrupted relationship between Mario Perrotta and the work of Luigi Pirandello. A bond rooted in Perrotta's philosophical training and in his own stage debut, which over the years has turned into a living, necessary dialogue, able to renew itself at every encounter with the present.
Qualcuno nessuno centomila is a new stage on this path: a theatrical investigation of the theme of identity, which starts from Pirandello's "psychoanalytic" intuitions to cross our own time.
At its center, the multiplicity of masks each of us wears in order to exist, a reflection that, while it was revolutionary in the 20th century, today finds an even more powerful resonance in the digital age. Social media endlessly amplify this game of disguises, generating a continuous loop of self-representations and turning the internet into a free zone where it is possible to be, at the same time, someone, no one, 100,000.
"[…]"
On stage Paola Roscioli and Dalila Cozzolino, respectively finalists at the Premi Ubu for Best Actress for two other works by the Company: Lireta and Dei figli.
Text from the official Spazio Rossellini website (event page, central paragraphs omitted for length), source

Mario Perrotta returns to Pirandello, an author who has accompanied his path since his philosophical training and his stage debut. The title recalls the novel "Uno, nessuno e centomila," and the show presents itself as an investigation into identity and masks, reread in the light of social networks, where the self-image multiplies in a continuous loop. The two performers, Paola Roscioli and Dalila Cozzolino, were finalists at the Premi Ubu for best actress for two other works by the company, "Lireta" and "Dei figli."

Where it takes place: Spazio Rossellini

The venue is a place tied to the history of cinema: the studios inside the Istituto Cine-Tv Roberto Rossellini where the director made his films. Given back to the city by the Lazio Region, with ATCL contributing to the new use of the spaces, Spazio Rossellini is today a multidisciplinary hub hosting theater, dance, music, podcasts and residencies for companies. The same fall program also includes Cantiere Forugh.

Practical information

Date: Friday, November 6, 2026.
Address: Spazio Rossellini, Via della Vasca Navale 58, Rome.
On stage: Paola Roscioli and Dalila Cozzolino, direction and dramaturgy by Mario Perrotta.
Tickets: online 14.50 euros plus booking fees, at the box office 15 euros (full price and reduced for under 18 and over 65).
Box office and bar open: an hour before the show.
Parking: free, supervised spaces while they last, entrance at Via della Vasca Navale 70.
Official contacts: email info@spaziorossellini.it, phone 345 297 8091.
Getting there: check the ATAC route planner.

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