The e-journal Frammenti sulla Scena (online). Studies in Ancient Fragmentary Drama (ISSN 2612-3908) is the official scientific review of the Centre for Studies in Greek and Roman Theatre of the University of Turin.

The journal includes papers dedicated to the investigation of the literary, linguistic, philological, anthropological, philosophical, historical-archaeological and papyrological aspects of fragmentary Greco-Roman drama and of the minor theatrical traditions of the Mediterranean, as well as studies concerning permanence, fortune and exegesis of theatrical texts in ancient, late antique, Byzantine and early Christian times.

The purpose of this journal is to outline a new vision of the literary heritage represented by dramatic texts received in fragmentary form or known by indirect tradition.

The papers published in this journal are subject to a double-blind peer review and to the final judgment of the Scientific Committee, which certifies its validity in compliance with international scientific standards.

The journal is published annually. The papers sent to the Editorial board are published after passing the double-blind assessment. At the end of the year the Editorial board will set up the final number.

The journal is published by the Centre for Studies in Greek and Roman Theatre; scientific director Prof. Francesco Carpanelli, editorial directors Mattia De Poli, Andrea Giannotti and Francesco Paolo Bianchi.