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The Teatro Regio (Regio theatre) is a theatre that was founded in 1821 and inaugurated in 1828 and which is still in operation today. It was built because the well-known Farnese theatre posed some acoustic problems and was therefore unsuitable for musical performances.
The theatre today hosts performances such as concerts, operas and dance. Big names have been on stage in this theatre… people like Maria Callas, Mario del Monaco, Carla Fracci and Rudolf Nureyev.
A tip: don’t miss the verdi festival if you happen to be in town in October.
Dress Code: slightly elegant
Written May 28, 2010
Address: Via Garibaldi, 16/A
Phone: 0521 039399
Website: www.teatroregioparma.org
IF YOU COME HERE DONT FORGET TO GO TO EAT SOMETHING AT THE 'RANGON' A REALLY TYPICAL CHEAP AND GOOD RESTAURANT IN THE CENTER AND AFTER THAT YOU CAN GO TO THE MUSTIFF PUB BEFORE YOU GO CLUBBING AT THE HIPPOPOTAMUS (via Emilia est)
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Dress Code: casual
Written Aug 26, 2002
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