Teatro Accademia, Theatre in Conegliano, Italy.

Teatro Accademia is a neoclassical theatre on Piazza Cima in Conegliano, reached by a staircase flanked by two stone sphinxes. Its large facade has a projecting central portico and four plain pediments, two on the side wings and two stacked on the central block, with statues decorating the loggia and some windows.

Construction began under Austrian rule and was completed in 1868 to replace the old Teatro Concordia in Contrada Borghetto, which had become too small. The architect was Andrea Scala of Udine, and the theatre opened on 5 September 1869 with Rossini's Il Conte Ory. It was renovated several times from 1937 and has also shown films since 1946; the 2019/2020 season marked 150 years of activity.

The theatre's name, Teatro Accademia, is the one visitors see on the building in Piazza Cima. Its 2019/2020 season marked 150 years of activity, counted from the 1869 opening. The house has also run cinema screenings since 1946, so its programme has long mixed live performance and film.

The theatre stands on Piazza Cima, reached from the square by a staircase flanked by two stone sphinxes, with the entrance through the central portico. The auditorium is on the upper level, so visitors climb steps before reaching the hall. Seats are booked in advance for staged performances and film screenings.

The theatre's 150th season was 2019/2020, counting from its 1869 opening. Its facade is reached by a staircase flanked by two stone sphinxes, and four simple pediments crown the upper part, two on the side wings and two stacked on the central body.