Svelarsi by Silvia Gallerano at Teatro Ambra Jovinelli, November 9 and 10, 2026

In short. On Monday, November 9 and Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Teatro Ambra Jovinelli, at Via Guglielmo Pepe 43 in Rome, hosts “Svelarsi,” a show directed by Silvia Gallerano, who also performs in it.

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On Monday, November 9 and Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Teatro Ambra Jovinelli, at Via Guglielmo Pepe 43 in Rome, hosts “Svelarsi,” a show directed by Silvia Gallerano, who also performs in it. The evening is reserved for an audience of women, understood broadly: cis, trans and non-binary people.

Svelarsi: watercolor illustration of a theater stage with a sofa, a lamp and light beams, audience seen from behind — AI-generated illustration: not a photograph of TEATRO AMBRA JOVINELLI or of the event.

Updated November 6, 2026.

The event

Onstage with Silvia Gallerano are Giulia Aleandri, Elvira Berarducci, Smeralda Capizzi, Benedetta Cassio, Livia De Luca, Chantal Gori and Giulia Pietrozzini; Serena Dibiase contributes and the voice is Greta Marzano’s. Lighting is by Camilla Chiozza and costume consulting by Emanuela Dall’Aglio.

The piece presents itself as a mix of show, experiment, happening, sabbath, pajama party and assembly, and it deals with themes such as feminism, humiliation, revenge, guilt and self-determination.

It is produced by Teatro di Dioniso, with artistic direction by Michela Cesconi, in collaboration with PAV, within Fabulamundi Playwriting Europe and with Frida Kahlo Productions. The project is supported by the Ministry of Culture, Lazio Region and Roma Capitale.

Where it takes place: Teatro Ambra Jovinelli

Teatro Ambra Jovinelli is in the Esquiline Hill district. It was commissioned by the impresario Giuseppe Jovinelli, who imagined a luxurious variety theater comparable to a drama theater; it was once simply called Teatro Jovinelli and today it mainly hosts comedy. Among the titles of the period is Closer, from November 11 to 22, 2026.