When I was a long haired teenager I would use my Grandmothers Opera tickets in San Francisco and…read moreexperience Wagner, Puccini, Verde etc... I love all opera houses and one of the Grand Dame's of them is Teatro alla Scala: Simple on the outside...stunning on the inside. Amazing history Take the tour it is well worth it even if you don't care about opera

Oh wow front row seats to Cav/Pag snd it was an unforgettable experience!!!…read more Pluses -front row center is worth it! So easy to hear and see the singers -comfy seats and plenty of leg room -easy to get to bathroom and cloak room -amazing acoustics and gorgeous theater Areas to improve None So I had the actor Mattia Olivieri come sit next to me during the performance of Pagliacci and I was awestruck!!! Highly recommended!!!

The only interesting thing, in my opinion, I did/saw in Vicenza. Very surreal to sit in the theatre…read moreand listen to the provided audio which explains the history. I had some problems getting the audio to play, but it worked after many tries. I came in February and there were probably only 5 other people there at the same time.

When I first moved to Vicenza, this was one of the first things I found while wandering around…read more Really cool. They have some really neat statues, architecture, and historical information. If you're new to the area or have guests, it's most definitely worth a stop.

American tourists should avoid this place, unless you go and get your green pass and have and…read morevaccination card. We just got kicked out after purchasing our tickets because I am not vaccinated. I am flying back home today so I have negative covid test results from today that I provided, regardless we were still denied. It was a very negative experienced getting kicked out over something so silly and illogical. I would imagine this is how the jews felt during Nazi Germany. No papers no access. I felt sad today for my Italian brothers and sisters oppressed by their government. Luckily after a lot of back and forth we managed to get a refund.

From the owner: Organismo stabile di produzione teatrale fondato nel 1972 - Diretto da Andrée Ruth Shammah.read more

Piccolo Teatro Grassi is one of the three theaters operated by The Piccolo Teatro della Citta di…read moreMilano (The Little Theatre of the City of Milan). It is named for Paolo Grassi, one of the theater's founders. I wasn't able to attend a performance in the theatre, but did attend a performance for children, in the building courtyard. The actors and staging were wonderful, and the children laughed uproariously. Five Stars. As an aside: There is a very sobering plaque on the outside wall of Piccolo Teatro Grassi, that roughly translates from Italian: "HERE BETWEEN September 8, 1943 April 25, 1945 AND NOW HAVE FOUND THE TORTURE AND DEATH HUNDREDS OF FREEDOM FIGHTERS OF PRISONERS OF FASCISTI LITTLE THEATRE HAS MADE THIS EDIFICIOUN CENTER AND A SYMBOL OF REBIRTH OF CULTURAL AND DEMOCRATIC LIFE OF MILAN" Thank You, Google Translate!, and Thank You, Piccolo Teatro della Citta di Milano.