Name: Arisa
Start: 2026-11-25T20:30:00
Location: Colosseum Theater, Torino TO

Arisa    

Teatro Colosseo

Following the success of his "Angelo-Venti" celebratory tour , Francesco Renga returns to theaters to enhance the intimacy of listening and a direct connection with the audience through the most significant moments of his career, featuring the greatest hits that have defined over twenty years of Italian music alongside his most recent songs. An emotional journey centered on his voice—one of the most recognizable and intense in our music scene—and a songwriting capable of sincerely expressing fragility, growth, and awareness. The concert comes at a particularly important time for the artist: Francesco Renga is competing at the 76th Sanremo Music Festival with the song " Il meglio di me ," a song that represents a new phase in his personal and artistic journey, inaugurating a season of renewed expressive depth. This concert offers a live opportunity to rediscover an artist who has transcended generations while remaining authentic, and to experience an evening of intense, elegant, and deeply shared music.

Francesco Renga

Colosseum Theater, Torino TO

A theatrical performance that illuminates the extreme contrasts of the Italian 1970s: the terror of massacres and armed groups on the one hand, and the battles for civil rights and social reform on the other. Produced by Be Water Live with Chora and Will, written by Mario Calabresi, Benedetta Tobagi, and Sara Poma, with an original contribution by Marco Damilano, and directed by Bruno Fornasari, it combines narration, images, and period music to relive a decisive decade. Mario Calabresi, an unwilling protagonist of that story, journalist, writer, and editorial director of Chora/Will, has chronicled the 1970s in books such as "Spingendo la notte più in là" and "Quello che non ti dicono sulla storia di Carlo Saronio." Benedetta Tobagi, writer and historian, also experienced the 1970s firsthand and has written about them: "Piazza Fontana, il processo impossibile" and the recent "Covando un mondo nuovo" with Paola Agosti.

Mario Calabresi

A live performance conceived as a scenic journey, in which music, words, and theatricality blend into an emotional tale of subtle tensions, sudden orchestral openings, and moments of intense intimacy. Each song thus becomes a narrative microcosm, redesigned with new arrangements and interpreted to highlight Michele's sensitivity, while the setlist showcases the most significant moments in his artistic career: from " Il diario degli errori" to the "Commedia Musicale" project, to the single "Io tu lei lui," all presented in a theatrical dimension suspended between singer-songwriter and contemporary pop. Michele's artistic present also fits into this scenic framework: 2026 is the year of his return to the Sanremo Festival with " Prima o poi" and his arrival in film with "Roma Elastica" by Bertrand Mandico, alongside Marion Cotillard and Noémie Merlant, a title announced as a selection at the Cannes Film Festival, in addition to the Mediastars Award won for the charity commercial " Lo ricordo io per te .

Michael Bravi

One of the most refined and recognizable voices in Italian music, Malika Ayane returns to the Teatro Colosseo for the fifth time since 2010 with a concert that marks a new phase in her artistic journey. Malika once again stars at the Sanremo Music Festival with " Animali Nocturni ," a song that speaks of fragility and awareness, confirming her ability to reinvent herself without losing her identity. The theatrical dimension thus becomes the ideal space to deepen the listening experience and enhance direct dialogue with the audience. This concert spans her repertoire, from her most beloved songs to her most recent releases, combining pop elegance, sonic exploration, and intense interpretation, intimate and sophisticated, to convey to the audience the full expressive power of an ever-evolving artist.

Malika Ayane

Steve Hackett returns to the theater with Best of Genesis & Solo Gems , a tour that retraces the most iconic moments of his extraordinary artistic career. This concert combines Genesis classics with a selection of songs from his rich and acclaimed solo career. A visionary guitarist and a key figure in the golden age of progressive rock, Hackett played a decisive role in shaping Genesis's sound in the 1970s, before forging an internationally recognized career of his own. On stage, accompanied by a top-notch band, he delivers an intense and polished show, combining energy, sophistication, and moments of profound inspiration. A must-see for lovers of great auteur rock.

Steve Hackett

Ten years after the success of Nessun grado di separazione and after a career studded with awards, Francesca Michielin announces a theater tour for fall 2026, bringing an important milestone in her artistic journey to the Teatro Colosseo. Singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, conductor, and one of the most authentic voices on the contemporary Italian scene, Michielin will bring a blend of refined pop, electronic sounds, and moments of pure acoustic intimacy. The Venetian artist—a rare combination of personal writing, musical research, and civic engagement—will perform her most beloved songs, from Distratto to Vulcano , from Io non abita al mare to Bonsoir , alongside new songs from her latest recording project, which lucidly and passionately explores the complexity of our times.

Francesca Michielin

On the centenary of Claude Monet's death, the Teatro Colosseo celebrates him with an immersive show that takes audiences directly into his masterpieces. Marco Goldin, art historian and one of the most passionate voices on the Italian cultural scene, returns to the stage and recounts an entire life in 90 minutes, from his early days in Normandy to the apotheosis of the enchanted garden of Giverny. This performance is presented on a large screen with ultra-high-resolution animations, 3D paintings dismantled and reassembled, and footage shot in the actual locations where Monet painted. On stage, Remo Anzovino on piano and Daniela Savoldi on cello and vocals accompany the narration with original music, in a refined balance of words, images, and sound.

Monet. Una vita a colori. - Di Marco Goldin

Michele Zarrillo returns to the Teatro Colosseo for the sixth time with the 1996-2026 tour, "L'elefante e la farfalla ," a theatrical live performance celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the Sanremo classic, an emotional journey through timeless classics and recent gems. Written with Vincenzo Incenzo and released in 1996, " L'elefante e la farfalla" is a song that unites generations, and in this concert, Zarrillo, a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist (vocals, piano, guitars), retraces a unique career with two hours of rich repertoire, accompanied by elite musicians.

Michele Zarrillo

The Teatro Colosseo welcomes Vinicio Capossela with his new ballad opera for voices and music, freely drawn from the life of Renato Striglia, Capossela's longtime friend, manager, and inspiration, and from the works of Dylan Thomas. At the center is a man lying in an empty bathtub, simultaneously Striglia, Captain Cat, and the Welsh poet himself, surrounded by the ghosts of a seaside village. Fifteen previously unreleased songs, written by Capossela, give voice to characters, obsessions, and memories that surface like radio waves, in a show that captures the blindness of radio and transforms it into a theatrical experience: long moments of darkness in the theater, voices emerging from the darkness, sounds that guide the imagination more than images. On stage with Capossela is Pierpaolo Capovilla: their shared presence also makes this work a tale of old-fashioned male friendship, steeped in rock 'n' roll, an epic of failure, and the spirit of mutiny.

Vinicio Capossela

An epic and satirical portrait of Bertolt Brecht, the great German playwright who revolutionized theater in the twentieth century, inventing epic theater and combining political engagement, irony, and music. His works, from The Threepenny Opera to Mother Courage , transformed the stage into a place of critical thought rather than pure identification, and this show embraces his legacy with a contemporary language: live music, dark humor, and a constant interaction with the audience. Veronica Pivetti, Manuela Mandracchia, and Lucia Vasini, three performers with diverse backgrounds in theater, film, and television, bring their comic and dramatic experience to Brecht's service, seamlessly transitioning from monologue to song, from social narrative to cabaret act.

Veronica Pivetti - Manuela Mandracchia - Lucia Vasini

While conquering the Ariston stage with Magica Favola, Arisa announces her autumn Live Tour—and the Italian tour kicks off right at the Teatro Colosseo.

Arisa

Water isn't just a backdrop, it's the protagonist. In Bestiario idrico (Water Bestiary) , Marco Paolini creates a vast fresco of the river landscape: banks, dams, canals, and riverbeds that over the years we have built, diverted, and exploited, forever transforming the land we inhabit. Through storytelling, science, and memory, Paolini gives voice to a "bestiary" of real and symbolic creatures: the animals that inhabit the riverbanks, the communities that depend on water, the technicians and administrators called upon to decide when there is too much or too little water. The book discusses floods and droughts, climate change, planning errors, and conflicts between those who use water to produce energy, those for irrigation, and those for safe living.