/ THEATRES
/ Calambrone Theatre, via Fabrizio de Andre'
[SEZIONE] [ITINERARI] 3910[/ITINERARI] [CORPO] The theatre was built in the 1930s as a daytime theatre for the boys of the establishment of the 'Italian Fascists Abroad' and during World War II it was occupied by the Americans and used as a…
/ Teatro Verdi (Theatre)
[SEZIONE] [ITINERARI] 3906 [/ITINERARI] [SOMMARIO]A temple of Opera conceals the large Titta Ruffo collection and remembers Sophia Loren [/SOMMARIO] [CORPO] The theatre is dedicated to Giuseppe Verdi, but was originally called the Regio Teatro Nuovo…
/ Teatro Rossi Aperto (Open Rossi Theatre), via Collegio Ricci
[SEZIONE] [ITINERARI]3907[/ITINERARI] [SOMMARIO]A theatre, a boxing ring, a cinema, then again a theatre[/SOMMARIO] [CORPO]From the outside, the building does not seem to host a theatre, instead we find ourselves in the first public 'modern' theatre…
/ Verdi Theatre
On 12th November 1867 the city of Pisa inaugurated the Regio Teatro Nuovo, situated in a part of town where the street plan and sanitary arrangements had recently been modernized. The idea of a new theatre for the town had been circulating since…
/ Rossi Theatre
The theatre was built by Orazio Cecconi in 1770, under the guidance of the architect Zanobi del Rossoand the engineer Bombicci. It replaced the old Stanzone degli Stravaganti theatre in Banchi, by then too small. Construction was financed by the…
/ Former Redini Theatre
The theatre, inaugurated in the autumn of 1901 in the quarter of San Martino not far from the Church of S. Bernardo, took its name from the founder, Giuseppe Redini. Born to a family of farmers from near Mantua, he became a well-known orthopedic…