Teatro Eliseo, Theatre in Via Nazionale, Rome, Italy.
Teatro Eliseo is a theatre building in Rome with two performance halls that host theatrical productions, musical performances, and cultural events throughout the year. The two halls allow the venue to present different types of shows simultaneously.
The venue began in 1900 as a wooden open-air theatre called Arena Nazionale. After reconstruction in stone, it received its current name in 1918.
The theatre presents a wide range of performances, from classical drama to experimental and contemporary productions. Audiences can experience both traditional theatrical works and innovative artistic presentations here.
The theatre is located near Piazza Barberini and its fountain. In addition to the performance halls, there is a restaurant and lounge bar for visitors.
A major renovation by architect Luigi Piccinato in 1938 created the current layout of the two halls. This configuration shaped the theatre's appearance for decades to come.
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