The 2025–26 theatrical season of the City of Jesolo offers a rich and varied program of performances blending entertainment, irony, reflection, music, and dance, organized in collaboration with Arteven, the regional association promoting culture and theater in Veneto. Among the scheduled events, “The Story of a Seagull and the Cat Who Taught Her to Fly” tells the adventures of Zorba, a brave harbor cat who must keep a promise made to a dying seagull: to take care of her egg and teach the newborn chick how to fly. The story unfolds through challenges, obstacles, and moments of growth, as the little seagull learns—thanks also to Zorba’s friends—to embrace her true nature. The tale conveys the message that accepting those who are different is not easy, but it enriches our lives. The staging combines contemporary dance, acting, video, narration, and a modular set design resembling a giant construction game. The soundtrack ranges from jazz to the sounds of Bjork, Sigur Ros, Vivaldi, and Pascal Comelade, creating an engaging and original experience. Direction, choreography, and video are by Stefano Questorio, dramaturgy by Angela Graziani and Pippo Gentile, set design by Adriana Sasso, multimedia development by Monica Zucchetti, with music by various artists. The cast includes Pippo Gentile, Angela Graziani, Alessia Gottardi, Valentino Gentile, and Cristiana Rigon. Tickets purchased online cost €4 plus presale fee and will be available starting November 13 on Vivaticket, at the Ridente Viaggi agency, and at Vivaticket sales points. On the day of the performance, tickets can be bought at the Teatro Vivaldi box office from 3:00 PM at the price of €5, or through a special promotion of 3 tickets for €12. The show is recommended for audiences aged 4 and up and will take place at Teatro A. Vivaldi, Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo, on January 11 from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Admission is ticketed. No entry is allowed once the show has begun, so punctuality is required. The program is subject to change. For more details, visit the Arteven website.

Towards the new 2025-26 season, the City of Jesolo Theatre Festival offers a rich calendar of entertaining, ironic, thought-provoking, musical and dance performances. The festival is organised by the City of Jesolo in collaboration with Arteven - Regional Association for the promotion and dissemination of theatre and culture in the Veneto region.

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Towards New Seasons 2025–26, the Jesolo theatre festival presents a calendar full of performances ranging from comedy and music to reflection and dance, organized in collaboration with Arteven. Among the events, ‘Control Freak’ by Kulu Orr stands out — a show to be fully experienced, where circus, live music, irony, and technology merge into a surprising choreography: the protagonist interacts with the stage and wild instruments, mastering them through circus acts, musical loops, and light effects, engaging the audience, who become part of an intense and original experience. Season tickets for 9 performances are available at €130 (full) and €110 (reduced), with renewals open from November 3 to 8, exchanges on November 10 and 11, and new subscriptions available from November 12 online via Vivaticket and at the Jesolo Civic Library. Single tickets cost €20 (full) and €18 (reduced); New Year’s concert €25 (full) and €20 (reduced); Debora Villa & Friends €35. Presales open on November 10 (for non-subscription shows) and on November 13 (for the theatre season), both online and at Vivaticket outlets, the library, and Infinity Travel. A presale fee applies. Tickets can also be purchased directly at the Vivaldi Theatre on the evening of the performance, starting one hour before showtime. Discounts apply to people under 25 and over 60. The program is open to both residents and tourists. Events take place at Teatro A. Vivaldi, Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo, on February 1 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Admission is subject to a fee. Late entry is not permitted once the performance has begun, and punctuality is required. The schedule is subject to change. For further details, visit the Arteven website.