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One of the pleasures of Rome is seeing a performance in one of the city's stunning venues, ancient or modern. This is the city where you might experience classical opera performed in the 3rd-century-AD Terme di Caracalla, or enjoy an experimental dance show in the postindustrial detergent factory Teatro India, or see a contempor
One of the pleasures of Rome is seeing a performance in one of the city's stunning venues, ancient or modern. This is the city where you might experience classical opera performed in the 3rd-century-AD Terme di Caracalla, or enjoy an experimental dance show in the posti
One of the pleasures of Rome is seeing a performance in one of the city's stunning venues, ancient or modern. This is th
One of the pleasures of Rome is seeing a performance in one of the city's stunning venues, ancient or modern. This is the city where you might experience classical opera performed in the 3rd-century-AD Terme di Caracalla, or enjoy an experimental dance show in the postindustrial detergent factory Teatro India, or see a contemporary performance at the Renzo Piano–designed Auditorium Parco della Musica.
In summertime, most of the performing arts events move outdoors–-any public space is fair game. Keep an eye on the Estate Romana www.estateromana.comune.roma.it to find out what's happening in Rome on any night of the week. There is enough entertainment in Rome to take your breath away, in any season and in any location.
Architect Renzo Piano conceived and constructed the Auditorium Parco della Musica, a futuristic complex made up of three enormous, pod-shaped...Read More
A small concert hall with an internationally recognized series of Baroque classics, the Oratorio del Gonfalone's mid-16th century frescoed walls...Read More
World-class headliners as well as its beautiful location in Villa Ada, a former monarch's residence, make Roma Incontra il Mondo one of Europe...Read More
For six weeks in early fall, the RomaEuropa festival ignites stages and theaters as a collective, multi-venue avant-garde performing and visual...Read More
A gorgeous 18th-century theater, the Teatro Argentina evokes glamour and sophistication with its velvet upholstery, large crystal chandeliers...Read More
Long considered a far younger sibling of La Scala in Milan and La Fenice in Venice, the company commands an audience during its mid-November...Read More
Designed by Milanese architect Achille Sfondrini, Rome's opera house dates back to 1880 and is still world famous for its extraordinary acoustics...Read More
Nearly two centuries old, this is one of Rome's historic concert venues, founded in 1821, featuring both symphonic and chamber-music presentations...Read More
One of the oldest conservatories in the world (founded 1585), this venue has a program of performances ranging from classical to contemporary...Read More
Casa del Cinema is Rome's hub for all things film, with multiple screening rooms, a resource center with DVD library, laptops for private viewings...Read More
One of the most commercial and central theaters in the city, Barberini is guaranteed to have at least one film on offer in its original language...Read More
This tiny quaint theater in the middle of the park has only 63 seats, and plays children's films during the day and adult new releases at night...Read More
The oldest English-language theater group in town, English Theatre of Rome has a repertoire of original and celebrated plays. Performances are...Read More
A summer-long, city-sponsored cultural series, many of these events are free and take place outdoors along the Tiber River and in piazzas all...Read More
In the fall, cinephiles head to Rome for its annual film festival, two packed weeks of cinema celebration and celebrity spotting. The festival...Read More
From the end of May through mid-September, the festival known as Gay Village hosts an outdoor mega-party held in a different central location...Read More
This series of unforgettable concerts takes place throughout the year in otherwise inaccessible sites, like the 1st-century Teatro di Marcello...Read More
Music festivals and concerts are organized throughout the year in otherwise inaccessible sites, such as the Teatro di Marcello, the Church of...Read More
Every summer from June until September, the gorgeous open-air Cinema d'Isola di Tiberina hosts its own film festival on Tiber Island. The 450...Read More
Just off Rome's Via del Corso in the center of the city, Nuovo Olimpia is the cinema for Rome's international community, showing new-release...Read More
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