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Dylan Dog Makes Theatrical Debut as Teatro Eliseo Reopens in Rome

other · 2026-10-23

For the first time ever, Dylan Dog, the comic detective conceived by Tiziano Sclavi on 26 September 1986, will be brought to the stage in a production called Dylan Dog Horror Show. This event is set to debut on 28 October at the Teatro Eliseo in Rome, marking the inaugural theatrical venture from Sergio Bonelli Editore. Co-written by Sclavi and Nicola Russo, the show is directed by Valter Malosti. The cast features Gabriele Graham Gasco as Indagatore dell'Incubo and Loris Fabiani as Groucho, among others. Musical accompaniment will be provided by a trio: Paolo Spaccamonti, Luca Cavina, and Jacopo Battaglia. Notably, this premiere also signifies the reopening of Teatro Eliseo, which has been closed since 2020, four decades after the character's debut in L'alba dei morti viventi.

Key facts

  • Dylan Dog Horror Show premieres on 28 October at the Teatro Eliseo in Rome
  • It is the first theatrical production by Sergio Bonelli Editore
  • Tiziano Sclavi and Nicola Russo wrote the show; Valter Malosti directs
  • Dylan Dog was created on 26 September 1986 with L'alba dei morti viventi, drawn by Angelo Stano
  • Gabriele Graham Gasco plays Dylan Dog; Loris Fabiani plays Groucho
  • The Teatro Eliseo has been closed since 2020, more than five years
  • Alessandro Longobardi is artistic director of Viola Produzioni-Centro di Produzione Teatrale
  • A power trio of Paolo Spaccamonti, Luca Cavina and Jacopo Battaglia performs the music

Entities

Artists

  • Tiziano Sclavi
  • Nicola Russo
  • Valter Malosti
  • Gabriele Graham Gasco
  • Loris Fabiani
  • Marit Nissen
  • Ida Marinelli
  • Danilo Nigrelli
  • Antonino Iuorio
  • Dario Battaglia
  • Camilla Nigro
  • Beatrice Vecchione
  • Annamaria Troisi
  • Sofia Fusciani
  • Fabio Bergaglio
  • Antonio Carta
  • Alessandro Pallecchi
  • Sofia Celentani Ungaro
  • Cecilia Francesca Croce
  • Michele Calcari
  • Giovanni Fasser
  • Paolo Spaccamonti
  • Luca Cavina
  • Jacopo Battaglia
  • Angelo Stano
  • Alessandro Longobardi
  • Alex Urso

Institutions

  • Sergio Bonelli Editore
  • Teatro Eliseo
  • Viola Produzioni-Centro di Produzione Teatrale
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Rome
  • Italy

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