Teatro Cantiere Florida, Contemporary theatre in Via Pisana, Florence, Italy.

Teatro Cantiere Florida is a theatre on Via Pisana in the Oltrarno district of Florence, opened in December 2002 after a complete restoration by Elsinor Teatro Stabile d'Innovazione. It occupies the site of the former Cinema Florida, built in 1954 where a rectory theatre with 186 seats had stood. Its foyer hosts exhibitions and installations.

A theatre existed in the rectory of San Pietro a Monticelli by 1940, licensed for 186 spectators. When the rectory was rebuilt in 1954, that hall was demolished and the Cinema Florida took its place, one of three cinemas (with Eden and Universale) that served the Oltrarno. After a full restoration by Elsinor Teatro Stabile d'Innovazione, it reopened as Teatro Cantiere Florida in December 2002.

The venue serves as a working space where contemporary creators develop their craft through rehearsals and performances. It functions as a gathering point for artists and audience members who seek theatrical experiences beyond mainstream productions.

The venue is situated in an accessible area of Florence and easily reached by public transport. Visitors should check the current schedule in advance, as programming varies seasonally.

The foyer doubles as an exhibition space, hosting art shows and installations alongside the theatre season. The building also runs high-level training workshops and themed review series, so part of what goes on here happens outside the auditorium itself.