Teatro Due, Rationalist theatre in Parma, Italy.
Teatro Due occupies a former bathhouse from 1902 on Viale Basetti overlooking the Lungoparma in central Parma. The rationalist building contains multiple performance spaces designed to host different types of productions and events.
In 1980 the building became Italy's first public-private partnership for theater through an agreement between the City of Parma and local artists. Since then it has developed into a significant venue for theatrical innovation in the region.
The venue presents contemporary and classical works across different performance spaces that draw regular audiences. These productions help shape the active theatrical life that forms part of the city's cultural character.
The building sits in a central location with easy access and offers performances regularly throughout the year across multiple indoor spaces. It helps to check ahead for current programming to find shows that match your interests.
An outdoor amphitheater on Piazza Shakespeare was completed in 2011, creating an unexpected performance space under open sky. This addition shows how the venue extends beyond traditional indoor theaters to deepen its connection with the surrounding city.
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