Un teatro da favola, kids’ season at Teatro Manzoni, October 24, 2026 to March 7, 2027

Un teatro da favola, the season for kids and families at Teatro Manzoni in Rome, continues after the opening of September 19 and 20 with seven weekends: October 24 and 25, November 28 and 29, December 5 and 6, 2026, January 16 and 17, January 30 and 31, February 20 and 21, March 6 and 7, 2027. The shows are staged on Saturday at 15:00 and on Sunday at 11:00 and 15:00, at Via Monte Zebio 14/C, in the Della Vittoria neighborhood. The nearest metro stop is Lepanto, Line A, about a 10-minute walk. The theater's official program lists the single ticket at €19 and the subscription for eight shows at €120. Tickets are bought on the theater's official website or at the box office on Via Monte Zebio. For information the theater answers at 06 3223634 and on WhatsApp at 327 8959298.

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

Un teatro da favola at Manzoni: the calendar in brief

Un teatro da favola 2026/2027 has eight titles, one per weekend, from September 19, 2026 to March 7, 2027: the first, KPOP La parodia, has already been staged, the other seven are on the calendar from October to March. The formula is the same for all: three performances per title, Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning and afternoon.

Fall

Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25, 2026 La famiglia Transylvania 2. L'arrivo dell'erede. Saturday, November 28 and Sunday, November 29 La meravigliosa carica dei 101. Saturday, December 5 and Sunday, December 6 La favolosa storia del Grinch che rubò il Natale. Three titles that accompany the city from Halloween to the Immaculate Conception, and the calendar is no accident.

Winter

Saturday, January 16 and Sunday, January 17, 2027 Strenger Tins, with a subtitle that is worth the ticket on its own: yes, we know it's not spelled that way. Saturday, January 30 and Sunday, January 31 Avengerseres Boomsday e Principesse 2027. Saturday, February 20 and Sunday, February 21 Il viaggio di Nemo.

The March closing

Saturday, March 6 and Sunday, March 7, 2027 La città di Zoo...tropolis closes the season. The theater's website places the whole cycle between September 19, 2026 and March 7, 2027. The tourist portal of the Municipality of Rome instead reports a period from October 10, 2026 to March 28, 2027: for the dates, the program published by Manzoni is the authority, and it's the one reported here.

The times

Saturday at 15:00, Sunday at 11:00 and 15:00. The Sunday morning performance is the one I recommend to anyone with kids under six: a fresh audience, lunch right after, a free afternoon.

What Un teatro da favola is, Manzoni's series for families

Un teatro da favola is the family programming of Teatro Manzoni, curated by Pietro Clementi, and it fills Saturday and Sunday afternoons in parallel with the evening drama season. The theater presents it as an established fixture, and the 2026/2027 poster sums it up in one line: imagination, magic and lots of fun for everyone.

A series within a larger program

On Manzoni's website the series is collected in the category Manzoni da favola, alongside drama, Scrittori in scena, Manzoni Idee and Manzoni eventi. It's a choice of approach: children's shows are one of the stable lines of the season, with their own subscription and their own poster.

The relationship with drama

In the same weeks, in the evening, the Manzoni stage alternates Gin Game with Giuseppe Pambieri and Pamela Villoresi, Buongiorno ministro!, Viva la mamma, L'illusione coniugale, È tornato Carosello!, Fiore di cactus, Sogno di una notte di mezza estate. The family performances fit in between one evening performance and the next, and kids enter a hall that in the evening hosts actors known to the general public.

The theater's 40th anniversary

The poster of the kids' season carries the mark of Manzoni's 40 years, 1986-2026, and the signature of the director Pietro Longhi. The family series therefore falls in the anniversary year, and the theater wanted it broad: eight titles, from the start of fall to March.

The eight shows of Un teatro da favola 2026/2027

The titles of Un teatro da favola 2026/2027 openly play with animated films, series and pop phenomena that kids already know, and they declare it with twisted titles and ironic subtitles. The official program publishes titles and dates. Plots, companies and casts of the individual productions are not given on the poster, and must be asked for at the box office.

KPOP La parodia

It opened the season on September 19 and 20, 2026. The title itself declares the genre: a parody built on the universe of Korean pop, which among elementary and middle school kids is today a common language.

La famiglia Transylvania 2. L'arrivo dell'erede

October 24 and 25, a week before Halloween. The title recalls a successful series of animated films with family monsters, and the subtitle promises a newcomer. It's the right title for kids who want to dress up at the end of October.

La meravigliosa carica dei 101

November 28 and 29. It's the most classic title of the season, tied to a story that crosses generations: parents know it from the cartoon, grandparents from the novel or the first film. Suitable for the youngest too.

La favolosa storia del Grinch che rubò il Natale

December 5 and 6, close to the Immaculate Conception and the lighting of the Roman Christmas lights. The Grinch is the character who hates Christmas and in the end discovers it: a story that works well in the theater because the villain is the protagonist.

Strenger Tins

January 16 and 17, 2027. The wrong spelling is deliberate, and the poster specifies it in parentheses. The reference is to a television series much followed by kids and teenagers: the best-suited title for older siblings.

Avengerseres Boomsday e Principesse 2027

January 30 and 31. Superheroes and princesses in the same title, with a play on words on superhero cinema: a formula built to bring different tastes within the same family into agreement.

Il viaggio di Nemo

February 20 and 21, in the middle of Carnival. The best-known little fish of animation, for the youngest audience.

La città di Zoo...tropolis

March 6 and 7 closes the series. Here too the title plays with an animated film set in a city of animals.

Who Un teatro da favola is for: ages and advice

Un teatro da favola is aimed at families with kids, and the poster speaks of fun for everyone: no age range is officially stated, but the titles cover different audiences. Choosing the right show for the age is the first thing to do.

Ages three to six

La meravigliosa carica dei 101, Il viaggio di Nemo, the Grinch: familiar stories, recognizable characters, little fear. For a small child's first show, choose the Sunday morning performance and seats near the aisle: you can leave without disturbing anyone, if needed.

Ages six to 10

La famiglia Transylvania, Avengerseres e Principesse, Zoo...tropolis: titles with an irony that elementary school kids catch and that makes parents smile too.

Preteens

Strenger Tins is the title closest to kids of 10 and 12, the ones who no longer want to go to children's theater. The game of the twisted title is meant for them too.

Grandparents and grandchildren

The Saturday 15:00 performance is the classic occasion for grandparents who bring their grandchildren. Manzoni is a neighborhood theater, easy to reach, with a hall where you get your bearings right away.

Who curates the series: Pietro Clementi and the direction of Pietro Longhi

The series Un teatro da favola is curated by Pietro Clementi. Teatro Manzoni is directed by Pietro Longhi, who founded it with Carlo Alighiero in the mid-1980s. The curation of the family series is therefore entrusted to a dedicated figure, distinct from the direction of the drama program.

A stable direction

Manzoni is one of the few private Roman theaters that have kept the same leadership since their founding. Longhi still signs its program, and the kids' season poster carries the words directed by Pietro Longhi under the 40-year logo.

The choice of runs

For drama Manzoni keeps companies on the program for at least three weeks, a formula that builds a habit in the audience. The family series follows the same logic: a fixed appointment, with a recognizable rhythm, that neighborhood families mark on the calendar.

The management company

The theater is run by Cooperteatro 85, and the name recalls the year the project was born. Manzoni's cultural series are directed by Alessandro Vaccari.

Tickets and subscription for Un teatro da favola

The official program of Un teatro da favola 2026/2027 lists the single ticket at €19 and the subscription for eight shows at €120. Tickets are bought on the official website of Teatro Manzoni or at the box office at Via Monte Zebio 14/C.

Is the subscription worth it?

Eight single tickets would cost €152, the subscription costs €120. With the first date already past, it's worth asking the box office if the subscription is still available and on what terms for the seven remaining titles. For a family that wants two or three shows, the single ticket remains the simplest choice.

The box office

Monday from 15:00 to 20:00, Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00, Sunday and holidays from 11:00 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 20:00. Phone 06 3223634, WhatsApp 327 8959298, email info@teatromanzoniroma.it.

When to buy

The Grinch performances in December and the Halloween one in October are the most requested by groups of families and birthday parties. For those dates it's best to move a few weeks in advance.

A curiosity about Un teatro da favola, kids' season at Teatro Manzoni, October 24, 2026 to March 7, 2027

Teatro Manzoni, which hosts Un teatro da favola, was born in a former neighborhood movie theater, the Cinema Montezebio, turned into a theater in the mid-1980s. The kids who go in today to see Nemo or the Grinch are therefore sitting in a hall that for years screened films, often the same animated films from which the parodies on the program are born today. It's a small circle that closes, and it's worth telling your kids before going in.

The name of the street has a history of its own. Via Monte Zebio takes its name from a rise on the Asiago Plateau, a place of fighting during the First World War, like many streets of the Della Vittoria neighborhood, whose street names recall the places of the front. The neighborhood itself owes its name to the victory of 1918.

The second curiosity concerns the founding dates. The theater, in the season presentation, gives 1985, the year in which Carlo Alighiero and Pietro Longhi started the project. The kids' season poster instead carries the mark 1986-2026, which matches the opening as a theater given by the Municipality's tourist portal. The name of the management company, Cooperteatro 85, preserves the first date, and the 40th anniversary is celebrated on the second. No real contradiction: one year to found, one to open.

The last concerns the dog sitting service, listed by the Municipality's portal among the theater's services: rare in Roman theaters and useful to families who go out on Sunday morning with the dog.

Teatro Manzoni in Rome: the hall of Un teatro da favola

Teatro Manzoni is at Via Monte Zebio 14/C, in the Della Vittoria neighborhood, and is a multipurpose hall born as a theater in the mid-1980s in place of the Cinema Montezebio. It hosts drama, dance, music, film series and lectures, and the 2026/2027 season confirms it.

A hall for many audiences

The 2026/2027 program brings together author-driven drama, the evenings of Scrittori in scena and Manzoni Idee, the December events and the family series. Among the events outside the subscription, the theater's website also lists Il piccolo principe, on December 19, in the Manzoni eventi section: anyone looking for a second Christmas event for older kids can ask at the box office.

The services

The Municipality's tourist portal lists a bar, a coat check, restrooms for people with disabilities, accessibility for people with disabilities and dog sitting. For families, the coat check is the most useful thing in winter: jackets, scarves and backpacks stay out of the line.

A neighborhood hall

Manzoni doesn't have the monumentality of the 19th-century theaters of the center, and for kids that's an advantage: you enter from the street, the hall is intimate, the stage is close. A four-year-old gets their bearings better here than in a big Italian-style hall.

One thing nobody tells you about Un teatro da favola, kids' season at Teatro Manzoni, October 24, 2026 to March 7, 2027

The most convenient performance of Un teatro da favola is the Sunday one at 11:00, and almost nobody picks it first. Roman families tend to fill Saturday afternoon, because they associate it with the weekend outing. Sunday morning remains the quietest performance, with rested kids and parents who haven't yet accumulated the tiredness of the week.

The second thing is the 15:00 time. For small kids it's nap time, and a three-year-old woken up to go to the theater won't get much out of it. If your child naps after lunch, Sunday morning isn't a preference: it's the only reasonable choice.

The third concerns the audience. A family series built on parodies of well-known films attracts groups of classmates, birthday parties, cousins. The hall can be noisy, and that's part of the experience: children's theater is not a place of silence, and an actor used to this audience engages with the reactions of the house. Parents who fear disturbing others can relax.

The last concerns the trip back. Via Monte Zebio is in an area with scarce street parking on weekends, especially on Sunday when there's a game at Olimpico. If you can, arrive by metro: 10 minutes on foot from Lepanto is a stroll even for a five-year-old.

How to get to Teatro Manzoni with kids

The metro station nearest to Teatro Manzoni is Lepanto, Line A, about 800 meters on foot from Via Monte Zebio 14/C, about 10 minutes on the flat. It's the simplest way to arrive from the center, from Termini or from the neighborhoods served by Line A.

By metro

From Lepanto you exit onto Viale Giulio Cesare and head north, through Prati, to the Della Vittoria neighborhood. The route is flat and stroller-friendly. On Sunday morning the metro is less crowded than on weekdays.

By bus

The neighborhood is served by several surface lines that converge on Piazza Mazzini and Viale Mazzini. Weekend lines and frequencies should be checked the same day at the stop or on the transit company's website, because on Sunday the runs are less frequent.

By car

Manzoni is outside the tightest perimeter of the historic center, but in the neighborhood street parking is difficult, and in some areas reserved for residents. If you arrive by car, allow some margin. On days with a game at Stadio Olimpico the traffic in the northern quadrant changes completely: check the calendar before leaving.

By taxi

For those traveling with very small children and a stroller, a taxi to the entrance is the most convenient solution. The performances end in the early afternoon or at lunchtime, at times when finding a taxi in the area is generally easy.

My advice for visiting Un teatro da favola, kids' season at Teatro Manzoni, October 24, 2026 to March 7, 2027

Choose the show based on the child's age, not on the title the parents like best, and book the Sunday at 11:00. It's the advice for anyone going to the theater with their kids, and it applies to the whole series.

For a first show, under five, choose La meravigliosa carica dei 101 in November or Il viaggio di Nemo in February: familiar stories, few scares, characters the child recognizes as soon as they come on stage. For an elementary school child, La famiglia Transylvania in late October is the best way to wait for Halloween. For an 11-year-old who declares they're too old for little kids' theater, Strenger Tins in January is the title to try to prove them wrong.

Prepare the child beforehand: tell them they're going to a theater that used to be a movie theater, that the actors are real and can see them, that you're allowed to laugh out loud. Arrive 20 minutes early, stop at the coat check, go to the bathroom before the lights go down. Choose seats near the aisle.

If you plan to come back more than twice, do the math on the subscription: with the single ticket at €19, from the seventh show the €120 subscription for eight titles pays off. With the first date already past, ask the box office how it's applied.

After the Sunday morning show, lunch in the neighborhood and a walk toward the Tiber round off the morning well.

Another well-known fact, yet rarely cited

Children's theater in Rome lives mostly on fall and winter weekends, and private neighborhood halls like Manzoni are an essential part of this offering. Every Roman parent knows it, but it's rarely said: a large part of the city's kids meet the theater for the first time in halls like this one, not in the big theaters of the center.

The reason is practical. Neighborhood halls are the right size for little ones, have low prices, schedules designed for families, and can be reached without crossing the city. A theater like Manzoni, 10 minutes from a Line A metro stop, serves a wide catchment area: Prati, Della Vittoria, Trionfale, Flaminio, Balduina.

The second part of the fact concerns language. For years the family theater of Rome's private halls has worked on parodies of animated films and series: kids arrive already knowing who the characters are, and the theater offers them a live version, with actors who sing, make mistakes, talk with the audience. You can debate if it's the most ambitious children's theater. Certainly it's the one that fills the halls and brings to the theater for the first time children who otherwise would not walk in.

Anyone looking for experimental children's theater will find other series in the city. Anyone who wants an afternoon when their child laughs and asks to come back is in the right place here.

Accessibility, strollers and small children at Teatro Manzoni

The Municipality of Rome's tourist portal lists Teatro Manzoni as accessible to people with disabilities and equipped with dedicated restrooms. For reserved seats and booking arrangements it's best to call the box office, at 06 3223634, or write on WhatsApp at 327 8959298 before buying.

Strollers

The walk from Lepanto is flat and suitable for a stroller, but crosses busy intersections like those on Viale Giulio Cesare. To find out where to leave the stroller during the performance, ask at the coat check on arrival.

Children with special needs

For children sensitive to loud noises or the dark hall, seats near the exit let you step away without stress. A phone conversation with the box office before buying is the most useful thing: the staff know the hall and can point out the most suitable seats.

With grandparents

For those accompanying grandchildren who have difficulty walking, a taxi to the entrance remains the best choice, also because street parking in the neighborhood is difficult on weekends.

The right photo to take at Un teatro da favola, kids' season at Teatro Manzoni, October 24, 2026 to March 7, 2027

The right photo at Un teatro da favola is taken before the show, in front of the entrance of Teatro Manzoni on Via Monte Zebio, with the poster of the day's title and the child next to it. It's the photo that will stay in the family album as the first show at the theater, and it's worth more than any stage photo.

Inside the hall, during the performance, no phones. It's a rule of respect for the actors and for the other kids, and also a good example for your children: theater is watched with the eyes. Ask the box office instead if a greeting with the characters is planned at the end of the shows: in many family series it happens, and a photo with the Grinch or with Nemo is worth the whole day. It's not in the official program, so you have to ask.

The second photo is taken on the way out, if the title allows. In late October, a child dressed as a little monster in front of the poster of La famiglia Transylvania is the perfect Halloween photo. In December, the Grinch and the first lights of the neighborhood do the rest.

For those who love urban photography, the Della Vittoria neighborhood has early 20th-century facades and tree-lined avenues that give a warm light in the low sun of November and February: a walk to Piazza Mazzini, with its fountain, yields images of a rarely photographed residential Rome.

The Della Vittoria neighborhood and the surroundings of Teatro Manzoni

Teatro Manzoni is in the Della Vittoria neighborhood, north of Prati: tree-lined avenues, early 20th-century buildings, streets that bear the names of the places of the Great War. It's a residential neighborhood, far from tourist routes, and for that reason quiet on weekends.

Prati and Castel Sant'Angelo

Going south you enter Prati, with Via Cola di Rienzo and Piazza Cavour. Farther down, toward the Tiber, is Castel Sant'Angelo, which works very well with kids: the castle, the walls, the view from above. The guide to Prati and Borgo helps build a day around the show.

Foro Italico and Stadio Olimpico

Across the Tiber, to the north, are Foro Italico, with the statues of Stadio dei Marmi that kids like a lot, and Stadio Olimpico.

Flaminio, MAXXI and Ponte Milvio

A little farther east, across the river, is MAXXI, with the square in front of the museum where kids run free. Farther north is Milvian Bridge, with the ancient bridge and the walk along the river.

Monte Mario

Behind the neighborhood rises Monte Mario, with the nature reserve and its trails: a morning outdoors before the Saturday 15:00 show is a good plan for a family.

Some important events that happened here in history

The history of Teatro Manzoni begins in the mid-1980s, when Carlo Alighiero and Pietro Longhi turned the former Cinema Montezebio into a theater, in the Della Vittoria neighborhood. The theater gives 1985 as its founding year, the Municipality's portal gives 1986 as the year of inauguration, and the 2026/2027 season celebrates 40 years.

The first stretch of its history is the choice of long runs: where many theaters program a show for one week, Manzoni keeps companies on the program for at least three weeks. This formula has built a loyal audience and allowed many artists to establish a bond with the hall.

The second is the growth of cultural initiatives. Scrittori in scena and Manzoni Idee, born from an idea of Carlo Alighiero and directed by Alessandro Vaccari, have become events with a wide audience: evenings with readings, music, images and debates, far from the simple presentation of a book.

The third is precisely the family series. Un teatro da favola has consolidated over the years the Saturday and Sunday appointment, and in the 40th anniversary season it comes with eight titles. For many children of Rome's northern quadrant, Manzoni was the first theater: a history made of afternoons more than premieres, but that's also how a neighborhood theater takes root.

The 2026/2027 season also marks a return to the classic: in February Manzoni stages Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, presented by the management as an opening to schools. It's the sign of a theater that looks at young spectators with two distinct proposals.

Who has passed through Un teatro da favola, kids' season at Teatro Manzoni, October 24, 2026 to March 7, 2027

Authors such as Antonio Scurati, Maurizio de Giovanni, Gianrico Carofiglio, Corrado Augias, Giancarlo De Cataldo, Melania Mazzucco, Serena Dandini, Stefano Massini and Fabio Volo have passed through the Teatro Manzoni stage for the series Scrittori in scena. The list published by the theater also includes Romano Prodi, Mario Monti and Nicola Gratteri: an adult, cross-cutting audience, which on Sunday afternoon gives way to children.

For the 2026/2027 drama season, Giuseppe Pambieri and Pamela Villoresi are expected in Gin Game, on the program from October 8 to 25, in the very weeks when the family series offers La famiglia Transylvania. Then Enzo Iacchetti and Carlotta Proietti in Buongiorno ministro!, Iva Zanicchi in Viva la mamma, Rosita Celentano and Attilio Fontana in L'illusione coniugale, Michela Andreozzi with È tornato Carosello!, Gianfranco Jannuzzo and Benedicta Boccoli in Fiore di cactus, Ornella Muti in L'invisibile che c'è, Francesca Reggiani in Sugo finto, Giobbe Covatta and Patrizia Pellegrino in Il gufo e la gattina.

The point of this list, for a parent, is simple: the child who watches the Grinch on Saturday at 15:00 sits in the same hall where actors that grandparents know from television perform in the evening. Manzoni holds the two audiences together, and this continuity is its strength.

Among the highlights of the family season, the first was KPOP La parodia, which on September 19 and 20 opened the cycle with the title closest to the tastes of today's kids.

Where to eat before or after Un teatro da favola

Around Teatro Manzoni, between Piazza Mazzini, Viale Mazzini and the streets of Prati, there is a wide neighborhood offering: trattorias, pizzerias, bars with hot food, bakeries, gelaterias. These are places frequented by residents more than by tourists, and with kids that helps.

After the Sunday morning performance

The 11:00 performance ends around lunchtime: the right moment for a neighborhood pizzeria or trattoria. On Sunday family places fill up early, so book.

Before the 15:00 performance

A light lunch and a gelato after the show work better than a big lunch before: a full, sleepy child at 15:00 won't enjoy the show.

With a birthday party

For a group of children, choose the place first and then the date: neighborhood restaurant rooms are small, and a table for 15 has to be requested days in advance. Alternatively, a snack in the area's gardens is a simple solution on nice days.

Fall and winter in Rome with kids: the season of the series

Un teatro da favola occupies the months from October to March, when in Rome the days get shorter and families look for indoor activities for the weekend. The series calendar follows the rhythm of the city: Halloween, the Immaculate Conception, Carnival.

October and November

Late October is still mild, and a show at 11:00 pairs well with an outdoor afternoon. At the end of November the first serious rains arrive: the theater becomes the perfect refuge for Sunday.

December

On December 5 and 6, with the Grinch, the city is about to light up its Christmas lights, and the Immaculate Conception weekend opens the Christmas period. For those who want to extend the day, the guide to Christmas in Rome collects markets, nativity scenes and lights.

January, February and March

January is the coldest and quietest month, with two titles two weeks apart. February brings Nemo in the middle of Carnival, and March closes the series with the first days of spring. Anyone looking for other ideas for the city with kids will find a guide to Rome with kids.

Frequently asked questions about Un teatro da favola at Teatro Manzoni

When are the Un teatro da favola shows at Teatro Manzoni?

Un teatro da favola 2026/2027 at Teatro Manzoni continues on October 24 and 25, November 28 and 29, December 5 and 6, 2026, January 16 and 17, January 30 and 31, February 20 and 21, March 6 and 7, 2027. The first title, KPOP La parodia, was staged on September 19 and 20.

What time do the kids' shows at Teatro Manzoni start?

The Un teatro da favola shows at Teatro Manzoni start on Saturday at 15:00 and on Sunday at 11:00 and 15:00, according to the official program of the 2026/2027 season. The Sunday morning performance is the best suited to small children.

How much does a ticket for Un teatro da favola cost?

The official program of Un teatro da favola lists the single ticket at €19 and the subscription for eight shows at €120. With the season already under way, the subscription terms for the remaining titles must be asked at the Teatro Manzoni box office.

Which shows are in Manzoni's 2026/2027 kids' season?

Manzoni's Un teatro da favola season includes KPOP La parodia, La famiglia Transylvania 2, La meravigliosa carica dei 101, La favolosa storia del Grinch che rubò il Natale, Strenger Tins, Avengerseres Boomsday e Principesse 2027, Il viaggio di Nemo and La città di Zoo...tropolis.

Where is Teatro Manzoni in Rome?

Teatro Manzoni is at Via Monte Zebio 14/C, in the Della Vittoria neighborhood, north of Prati. The nearest metro stop is Lepanto, Line A, about 10 minutes on foot on the flat, also manageable with a stroller.

How do you buy tickets for Un teatro da favola?

Tickets for Un teatro da favola are bought on the official website of Teatro Manzoni or at the box office at Via Monte Zebio 14/C, open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 20:00. For information: 06 3223634 and WhatsApp 327 8959298.

Is Teatro Manzoni accessible with a wheelchair and stroller?

Teatro Manzoni is listed by the Municipality of Rome's tourist portal as accessible to people with disabilities and equipped with dedicated restrooms. For reserved seats and strollers it's best to call the box office before buying.

What ages are the Un teatro da favola shows for?

Un teatro da favola is designed for families with kids, and the official program doesn't give age ranges. Titles like La carica dei 101 and Il viaggio di Nemo are suited to the youngest. Strenger Tins looks to older kids.

Final advice on Un teatro da favola at Manzoni

Choose one title, just one, and make a little ceremony of it: the metro to Lepanto, the photo in front of the poster, Sunday morning in the hall, lunch at a trattoria. A child remembers the first show for what happens around it as much as for what they see on stage. If they then ask to come back, the subscription is right there.

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