Maurizio Battista

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Maurizio Battista

21 upcoming dates · 17 cities · 1 country

Upcoming dates

  1. Catania, ItalyTeatro Metropolitan
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  2. Legnano, ItalyTeatro Galleria
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  3. Napoli, ItalyTeatro Augusteo
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  4. Padova, ItalyGran Teatro GEOX
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  5. Brescia, ItalyTeatro Clerici
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  6. Firenze, ItalyTeatro Verdi
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  7. Roma, ItalyTeatro Olimpico
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  8. Milano, ItalyTeatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber
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  9. Milano, ItalyTeatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber
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  10. Milano, ItalyTeatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber
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  11. Pescara, ItalyTeatro Massimo - Sala 1
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  12. Latina, ItalyTeatro Gabriele D'Annunzio
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  13. Lecce, ItalyTeatro Apollo
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  14. Bologna, ItalyTeatro Duse
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  15. Piacenza, ItalyTeatro Politeama
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  16. Torino, ItalyTeatro Alfieri
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  17. Torino, ItalyTeatro Alfieri
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  18. Catania, ItalyTeatro Metropolitan
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  19. Palermo, ItalyTeatro Golden
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  20. Verona, ItalyTeatro Nuovo
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  21. Trento, ItalyTeatro Auditorium Santa Chiara
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Maurizio Battista, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 21, past: 1. Maurizio Battista may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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Past shows

1 past show
  1. Palermo, ItalyTeatro Golden
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About Maurizio Battista

Maurizio Battista is an Italian comedian, actor and theatre director born in Rome's San Giovanni district in 1957. He began performing in theatre in 1978...

Maurizio Battista is an Italian comedian, actor and theatre director born in Rome's San Giovanni district in 1957. He began performing in theatre in 1978 and made his television debut in 1989 on the variety show Fantastico, alongside Massimo Ranieri, Anna Oxa and Giancarlo Magalli. A versatile entertainer, he has worked as a comedian, cabaret performer, television host and director across four decades of stage and screen work.

His comedy centers on everyday behavior pushed to comic excess, often built around absurd news items and public announcements. After early television appearances with Pippo Baudo, his career shifted decisively toward theatre from 2001 onward, producing dozens of one-man shows, while television credits include Colorado, Ballando con le stelle and Grande Fratello VIP. He has also appeared in films such as Rosso Malpelo and Finalmente la felicità.

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