An exhibition in Turin: Queens between Theatre and Cinema
Date: 24 May 2026
The Turin exhibition invites visitors to immerse themselves in the imagery of queens as depicted through costumes, set design and archival materials. The show creates a dialogue between different expressive forms — from stage productions to cinema — examining how royal figures have been represented and reimagined in the performing arts.
What to expect:
An exhibition route featuring stage costumes, photographs and scenic sketches;
Sections highlighting theatrical and cinematic portrayals of royal figures;
Content that showcases the work of costume designers and directors in conveying power and royal iconography;
A curated selection of images that guides visitors through historical and stylistic variations.
Practical tips: check opening times and ticket information on the venue’s official website and consider booking in advance, particularly on weekends. The layout is suitable for a wide audience, from costume history fans to lovers of film and theatre.
Visitor recommendations:
Wear comfortable shoes and allow at least an hour for the main route;
Look for guided tours or related activities to deepen your understanding of the theme;
Confirm accessibility services and group or school booking options.
The exhibition provides an opportunity to reflect on how persona, costume and storytelling combine to create lasting visual iconographies of queens in contemporary culture.
Where it is
Location: Via Giuseppe Talucchi, 2, 10143 Torino TO, Italia
Coordinates: 45.0780478, 7.6633863