The Teatro Grande was recognized as a national monument over 100 years ago. This architectural jewel in the City of Brescia is not only a must-see for the locals, but also for visitors. Its spaces – the magnificent Sala Grande, the 18th century Foyer, and the Statue Room – have welcomed the greatest opera singers and the most famous Italian and international artists.
It is the stage where the fortunes of Puccini’s masterpiece Madame Butterfly began after the unsuccessful Milan debut had forced the author to make a thorough revision.
Today, the Teatro Grande Foundation manages the Theater and offers a multi-disciplinary program ranging from opera to dance, music – classic, jazz, and contemporary, and childhood programs. Special initiatives outside of the Theater are also organized for the City.
When: from March 7th till December 19th (no classes between August 7th - 27th), every Tuesday 10-11am.
Where: Scenery Hall, Teatro Grande (Via Paganora, 19/A 25121 Brescia)
How to: classes are free, via registration at
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