Rossini’s Barber of Seville premiered at Rome's flagship theater in 1816, some 84 years after it had been founded in 1732. Nowadays, it stages a wide-ranging program of classic and contemporary drama (mostly in Italian) and dance. A good time to catch a performance is during the autumn Romaeuropa festival.
Teatro Argentina
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