…Roma is planning the years ahead” – says Sovrintendente Francesco Giambrone – “by featuring important works, coming from different artistic and historical periods, performed by outstanding artists known for their…Read more ›

…with the opening of the theatre to the city and its local communities. For this reason, the network of institutional partnerships within Rome is increasingly expanding and enriched with new…Read more ›

…‘VIVA Verdi’, the initiative promoted by the Ministry of Culture for the preservation, promotion and valorisation of Villa Verdi, the house-museum of the composer in Sant’Agata di Villanova sull’Arda, two…Read more ›

…The Fondazione Teatro dell’Opera di Roma would like to inform its patrons of the various options set out for them with reference to the tickets purchased for the 2020…Read more ›

…Cenerentola to public acclaim). The programme for the next season also includes a more recent opera that, despite being composed almost ninety years ago, is still incredibly modern. Alban Berg…Read more ›

…of Rome and ACEA. Also fundamental is the contribution of companies that for years, and also more recently, have chosen to support the activities as Patrons and Sponsors: among them…Read more ›

…the Teatro dell’Opera di Roma for the filming of two of his latest productions: Rigoletto, programmed at Caracalla last August, and Julius Caesar in Egypt, at the Teatro Costanzi on…Read more ›

…Johannesburg in 1955). Created in 1968 for the Teatro dell’Opera of Rome, the only theatrical production imagined entirely by Calder, Work in Progress will be presented for the first time…Read more ›

…paintings by Enzo Cucchi designed for the aedicula of the first scene of Tosca (1990/91); to be more precise three painted canvas and a white one are exhibited, ( the…Read more ›