Uno spettacolo italiano at Centrale Preneste, Dec 4, 2026

Uno spettacolo italiano at Centrale Preneste Teatro, Dec 4, 2026

In short. «Uno spettacolo italiano» (“An Italian Show”) takes the stage at Centrale Preneste Teatro in the Pigneto neighborhood, Via Alberto da Giussano 58, 00176 Rome, on Friday, December 4, 2026.

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«Uno spettacolo italiano» (“An Italian Show”) takes the stage at Centrale Preneste Teatro in the Pigneto neighborhood, Via Alberto da Giussano 58, 00176 Rome, on Friday, December 4, 2026. The text is written, directed and performed by Niccolò Fettarappa and Nicola Borghesi, with the intellectual contribution of Christian Raimo. To attend, the official page asks for online registration and lists a single entry at 0.00 euros.

Uno spettacolo italiano: watercolor illustration of a theater with a velvet curtain and masks hanging on stage — Illustration generated with artificial intelligence: it is not a photograph of Centrale Preneste Teatro or of the event.

Updated October 26, 2026.

Official presentation of Uno spettacolo italiano

Niccolò Fettarappa. Uno spettacolo italiano. scritto, diretto e interpretato da Niccolò Fettarappa e Nicola Borghesi. contributo intellettuale di Christian Raimo. assistente alla regia Roberta Gabriele.
Due artisti di teatro capiscono che non c’è più spazio per i loro spettacoli di sinistra, l'egemonia culturale è terminata. Devono reinventarsi a destra, dove c'è una nuova classe dirigente da costruire. Ma non conoscono bene la destra così studiano, si informano, ci provano.
Service translation:
Niccolò Fettarappa. Uno spettacolo italiano. Written, directed and performed by Niccolò Fettarappa and Nicola Borghesi. Intellectual contribution by Christian Raimo. Assistant director Roberta Gabriele.
Two theater artists realize that there is no longer room for their left-wing shows, because cultural hegemony is over. They must reinvent themselves on the right, where a new ruling class is waiting to be built. But they do not know the right well, so they study, gather information, give it a try.
Text from the official Centrale Preneste Teatro website, source

In short, «Uno spettacolo italiano» follows two theater people who set out to learn a field they do not know. The credits also name Roberta Gabriele as assistant director.

Where Uno spettacolo italiano takes place: Centrale Preneste Teatro

Centrale Preneste Teatro is at Via Alberto da Giussano 58, in the Pigneto neighborhood. Its official website belongs to the Ruotalibera cooperative, whose Mission page names minors and young people among the recipients of its work. The program is organized in sections: productions, theater school, families and schools at the theater, festivals and events, workshops and training.

Among the proposals already on the calendar are evenings for an adult audience such as Dopolavoro by Stadera and Argot Produzioni and the program for children and families, collected in the listing on the children's season 2026-2027. Another event at the venue is Matemù Cies and G+R.

Practical information for Uno spettacolo italiano

Date: Friday, December 4, 2026
Venue: Via Alberto da Giussano 58, 00176 Rome, Pigneto neighborhood
Entry: online registration from the official event page, which shows a single entry at 0.00 euros
Authors and performers: Niccolò Fettarappa and Nicola Borghesi, with the intellectual contribution of Christian Raimo and assistant director Roberta Gabriele
Getting there: use the ATAC journey planner
Official page: centraleprenesteteatro.it

Frequently asked questions about Uno spettacolo italiano

Who writes and performs «Uno spettacolo italiano»?

The text is written, directed and performed by Niccolò Fettarappa and Nicola Borghesi. The credits also name Christian Raimo for the intellectual contribution and Roberta Gabriele as assistant director.

What is the starting point of «Uno spettacolo italiano»?

The official presentation describes two theater artists who have to change direction and, not knowing the field they are entering, study, gather information and give it a try.