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Teatro Alla Scala Nadia Kovarskaya

Teatro Alla Scala, Milan – Italy

La Scala, with its imposing neoclassical beauty, massive stage, illustrious star-studded history, and 2,015 seat grandiose interior, is perhaps the most recognizable opera house in the world, and certainly among the greatest.

Inaugurated in 1778, it has enjoyed a complex history. Since the advent of Rossini in 1812, La Scala is regarded as the center of the Italian opera scene. Opera giants like Rossini, Verdi, Bellini and Donizetti treated La Scala as their home. Opera lovers flock to the house that premiered Madame Butterfly, Otello and Turandot. The theater has also ridden into the contemporary age, with theater director Stephane Lissner instituting new programs such as “La Scala for Young People.”

Teatro Alla Scala Milan Opera House

Teatro Alla Scala

Its past is one also marked by instances of devastating fires, renovation and reconstruction. It most recently underwent renovations between 2002 and 2004. Today, it continues to be a unique opera house, with its architecture drawing from both modern and traditional influences. It is also noted for its tremendous acoustics, which can in part be attributed to the concave channel-tunnel beneath the wooden floor of the orchestra.

There are few opera houses in the world, and perhaps none, that can match the historical legacy and beauty of this opera house in Milan.

Tips:

Outside the Teatro Alla Scala A SCALA Opera House:

    • The Teatro alla Scala museum should not to be missed. It features classical paintings, instruments, ceramics, portraits of important figures to the opera, such as Giuditta Pasta and Giuseppe Verdi, among many other very interesting things.

 

  • Visit the Ansaldo Workshops for a behind-the-scenes glimpse of opera production.

 

    • For those aspiring opera singers, La Scala Academy offers world-class opera training.

 

  • La Scala’s Culture Promotion Service is a great organization that provides concession tickets.

 

    • For those looking to support La Scala, one can become a sponsor of the Teatro alla Scala Foundation.

 

  • Corporations can also purchase subscriptions, which offers a range of exclusive services.

 

  • In addition to the ballet and opera, there are a number of cultural events. For more information on that, be sure to check the online calendar.
  • La Scala operas are also broadcast on radio, television, and in the cinema.

Ticket Information:

    • Tickets prices range from 5 to 180 euros.
    • It is best to book well in advance if one wishes to see the famous Italian operas.
    • Tickets can also be purchased at the Duomo subway station.

 

  • Entrance to the rehearsals is free.

 

  • There are new performances every month.
  • Boxes have personal, free cloakrooms.

Information:

Teatro alla Scala

Piazza della Scala, 20121 Milan, Italy

Phone: +39 (02) 88 87 91

Fax: +39 (02) 887 93 31

Web: www.teatroallascala.org

Tickets:

Phone: +39 (02) 86 07 75

biglietteria@teatroallascala.org

Teatro La Scala – The Temple of Wonders (Official Trailer)

LUCIANO PAVAROTTI TEATRO ALLA SCALA RECITAL 1983

Aida – Trailer (Teatro alla Scala)

Verdi – Aida Marcia Trionfale (Triumphal March) SCALA MILANO – Luciano Pavarotti

Web: http://www.teatroallascala.org/en/index.html

SEASON 2016/17 http://www.teatroallascala.org/en/season/2016-2017/index.html

 

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