The history of theater in Italy

We have the pleasure of introducing you to a possible tour for groups interested in music thanks to the many years we spent escorting groups to operas and concerts. Therefore, in collaboration with many colleagues, the official guides of other cities, I have planned a tour dedicated to the discovery of some very important theatres in Italy.
It is not by chance that so many theatres were built in Italy, so that it is a short distance to drive to the various “capitals of music” allowing one to stay some time in the “land of music and song”.
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• Mantua and Sabbioneta, following in the steps of Mozart.
• Bergamo, following in the steps of Donizzetti.
• Verona – From the gladiators to the operas, the places of the special events, concerts, dramas and operas in the Roman theatre, to the Arena and the philharmonic Theatre.
• Milan – The theatre “La Scala”, its museum, the resting place “G. Verdi” and the grave of the Maestro, a musical itinerary in the heart of Milan.
• Parma – For the history of the theatre in Parma we go from the Farnese theatre to the nineteenth-century “Regio” theatre and to the ultramodern auditorium built by Renzo Piano.
• Busseto and Giuseppe Verdi’s birthplace – In the steps of the great Maestro through the places in his life from the house of his birth to the Villa Carrara Verdi in S. Agata, visiting the Theatre Verdi and the Museum of the Palazzo Orlandi.
• Vicenza – The Olympic Theatre of Vicenza is an example of Palladian architecture, and it is the oldest existing covered theatre and one of the most important architectural jewels in the world.
• Venezia - From Vivaldi to the modern Carnival