Auditorium del Conservatorio, Theatre in Cagliari, Italy

Auditorium del Conservatorio is a concert hall in Cagliari with seating for about 825 people, a stage, and gallery-style seating areas for audience viewing. The space is designed so that performances can be watched comfortably from different vantage points throughout the hall.

Construction of the conservatory and its attached auditorium was approved and begun in 1964, directed by the engineer and musician Paolo Porceddu. The hall opened on 4 June 1977 with a concert by the conservatory's students. It served as the city's main theatre, hosting Ente Lirico concerts and international artists, until the Teatro Lirico opened in 1993. Closed from September 1993 for restoration and safety upgrades, it reopened on 18 December 2005 with another student orchestra concert.

The venue serves as a performance space where conservatory students, professional musicians, and visiting artists present musical programs to audiences in Cagliari. People come here to experience concerts and recitals that reflect both traditional and contemporary musical expressions.

The auditorium is located in Piazza Ennio Porrino in downtown Cagliari and is easily accessible on foot. Before visiting, it is helpful to check what performances or concerts are scheduled during your stay in the city.

The 1977 opening concert was performed by the conservatory's own students, and the same student orchestra played at the reopening on 18 December 2005 after thirteen years of closure. The red carpet flooring and ceiling-diffused lighting date from the original 1964 project led by engineer and musician Paolo Porceddu.