Teatro Comunale (Municipal Theatre)
Description
Opera, dance and symphonic theatre: this theatre overlooking Piazza Verdi is the most important in the city. Renovated after a fire that burned it completely in 1743, it reopened in May 1763 with the first performance of Gluck’s Il trionfo di Clelia. With around 80 opera performances and 30 symphonic concerts, the Comunale today continues its tradition of excellence with productions signed by Luca Ronconi, Bob Wilson and the great conductors of the world stage.
If you want to attend a show, it is best to book one of the floor seats for the disabled people. There are discounts but we recommend you contact the ticket office in advance. Unfortunately, the accompanying person does not have any discount. You can enter for free only by showing up at the time of opening, at the beginning of the show. The theatre staff will help the person with disabilities to access even in places without a lift. There is only one step at the entrance, while special ramps are set up if necessary.
