The 2026-2027 season of Sardinia's multidisciplinary performing arts circuit kicks off today, November 11, at the Teatro del Carmine in Tempio Pausania. Ten events, running through April 24, comprise the program of contemporary drama, dance, and circus, organized by Cedac, with the support of regional and local institutions.
The opening night will be Sconcerto d'amore, a musical acrobatics show starring Ferdinando D'Andria and Maila Sparapani, who tell the story of a couple told through music and comedy. December 20th will see Basta poco, starring Antonio Cornacchione and directed by Marco Rampoldi.
The new year will open on January 16th with "Geografie mistiche," a concert by Mario Tozzi and Enzo Favata, combining scientific dissemination and musical experimentation. On February 2nd, dance will take center stage with "Le maschere," by the Balletto del Sud company, choreographed by Fredy Franzutti. Two subsequent performances will follow: on February 13th, "Tre variazioni della vita," by Yasmina Reza, directed by Luigi Saravo, and on February 25th, "Elettra 1944," written and directed by Giancarlo Nicoletti, a reinterpretation of the tragedy set in occupied Rome. Dance will return on March 4th with "Poetry in the Park," by the BalletXtreme Dance Company, choreographed by Marco Carrer. On March 11th, "Contratto," a dialogue about the relationship between a couple, will be performed, starring Alice Bertini and Federico Gatti. On April 7th, "Il cappello a sonagli" by Luigi Pirandello will be performed, directed by Gino Auriuso. Closing on April 24th with Natalia Ginzburg's I Married You for Joy, directed by Emilio Russo.
All shows will start at 9 pm. Various season ticket options and discounts are available for spectators.