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Chercher Sur Un Rayon (miles)

The Parco della Musica-Cavea Auditorium hosts a series of concerts, festivals, events and other shows every year. It brings in some famous performers like Diana Ross, Joe Jackson and Jim Hall. 'Flamenco', 'Luglio Suona Bene' and 'PianoSolo' are three of the musical festivals held at the Auditorium each year. The Auditorium brings in a cross cultural mix of musical tastes from ballet to opera to jazz. For the best performances in Rome, visit the Auditorium while tickets are still available.

Teatro dell'Opera di Roma (Teatro Costanzi)

Fondé à la fin du 19ème siècle par l'entrepreneur Costanzi, ce théâtre a été considéré comme l'un des salles d'opéra les plus prestigieuses d'Europe. Ayant traversé quelques années difficiles, le Teatro dell'Opera a récemment retrouvé son statut de salle d'opéra de grande classe, accueillant aussi des ballets et des concerts symphoniques. Pendant l'été, on peut voir de l'opéra au joli Terme di Caracalla ou sur la belle Piazza di Siena dans les jardins de la Villa Borghese.

Istituzione Universitaria dei Concerti

Istituzione Universitaria dei Concerti has, over the years, become an excellent musical point of reference in Rome. It offers up-and-coming musicians the chance to give concerts and solo performances to a wide audience in order to win wider fame. Concerts by the likes of Richard Galliano, Roberto Cominati, Angela Hewitt and Daniil Trifonov have been held here.

Teatro Salone Margherita Il Bagaglino

This theater is famous for its cabaret and satirical shows, starring Italian actors famous in this particular field, many of whom used this theater to launch their careers. The elegant foyer recalls times gone by and attracts an aristocratic Roman audience. This theater truly provides an experience of a lifetime. For more information on event schedules and reservations, call ahead.

Teatro Quirino

Commissioned by Prince Maffeo Sciarra for the production of operettas and light comedies, this theater was constructed entirely of wood in 1871. It was rebuilt in stone at the beginning of the century and owes its present appearance to the architect Piacentinin who was responsible for its restoration in the 1950s. The stage has played host to many famous Italian actors including Fregoli, Petrolini, Visconti and Gassman. Today the Quirino is managed by the Italian Theater Board and mainly offers high-quality classical and contemporary theater productions. A particularly interesting initiative is Dopo il sipario during which the audience can talk and mingle with the actors. The theater also houses seminars, meetings, conferences and art exhibitions.

Il San Carlino

Teatro Il San Carlino is one that presents a wonderful opportunity for an outing with the family. An absolutely magical place for children, this theater always organizes performances designed to encourage them to use their imagination, to get caught up in the world of Pulcinella and all the others who inhabit the world of commedia dell'arte. Even adults cannot help but get swept away by all the magic before them. A visit to this theater is sure to give a boost to your child's creativity, and you, in turn, are sure to be delighted with the results.

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La Conventicola degli Ultramoderni

Via di Porta Labicana 32, Rome, Italie, 00185

La Conventicola degli Ultramoderni is a private club and lounge bar, where the night comes alive with live music and cabaret performances. The talented owners, Madame de Freitas and Sior Mirkaccio present some delightful dance performances, gigs and music parodies which they enact live at the venue which is open till wee hours of the morning. The place has a speakeasy bar, stirring up some fine cocktails and a lounge area. Do check up before you go to the bar, for the entry is restricted. This club is true to its name and is surely meant for bold and ultra-modern patrons.

Il San Carlino

Viale dei Bambini, Villa Borghese, Rome, Italie, 00187

Accademia di Romania

Piazzale Jose de San Martin 1, Valle Giulia, Rome, Italie, 00197

Founded in 1920, Accademia di Romania, also known as The Romanian Academy, serves as a cultural center for activities under agreements between Rome and Italy. It hosts conferences on diverse topics like science, history, religion, and culture, fostering intellectual exchange. The academy enriches both Romanian and Italian cultural landscapes. Additionally, boasting one of Rome's largest libraries, with over 30,000 volumes, it offers Roman language courses and scholarships for students, further enhancing its role in education and promoting literature and culture.

Nuovo Olimpia

Via in Lucina 16G, Circuito Cinema, Rome, Italie, 00186

The cinema's two screens are air-conditioned. Entry is not allowed after the program has started and morning screenings can be arranged for schools on request.

Silvano Toti Globe Theatre

Largo Aqua Felix, Rome, Italie, 00100

A vibrant theater and a hot spot for performing of arts, is a vast space which can accommodate more than 400 guests. Beautiful balconies accessible through walkways, provide a panoramic view of the dramas and plays. Theater-lovers throng the place and get their tickets booked in advance.

Teatro romano di Ostia

Viale dei Romagnoli 717, Ostia Antica, Rome, Italie, 00119

Constructed by the statesman Agrippa, a deputy of Rome's first emperor, Augustus, Anfiteatro Romano Ostia Antica is a theater named after the archaeological site on which it stands. The Roman theatre of Ancient Ostia was commissioned and built in the time of Augustus in the 1st Century BC. The majesty imposed by the structure will blow you away. Although it was built to accommodate 3000 people, post renovation it has a capacity of 4000 spectators. Ragonius Vincent Celsus had a statue representing Rome installed. Even to this day, one can see it behind the eastern monument consecrated to the nymphs. The piazzale and theatre formed a larger-than-life complex, inside which were the offices of the who’s who of the merchants/traders in the city. Despite multiple restorations through the centuries and the structural changes effected, its original charm from a bygone era has stayed put. It seems it’s business as usual for today’s Ostia Antica theater. Apart from being a wonderful historical landmark, it also serves as a venue for many concerts, festivals and cultural events.