Secrets of La Scala Theater

 If you are planning a trip to Milan, it is worth looking into the secrets of La Scala Theater. This legendary opera house was built in 1893 by neoclassical architect Giuseppe Piermarini. Discover the rich history of the theater and discover the secrets of its great performers. Then, learn more about the great composers who performed in the theater during its golden era. This seminar will help you learn more about the theater and what makes it such a unique experience.

The interior of the La Scala Theater is adorned with gilding and marble, and there are rooms dedicated to each period. You can also see pictures of some of the famous characters from Commedia dell'Arte, a type of Italian pantomime that was first improvised and then scripted. This theater is home to a number of famous musicians and artists, including Verdi and Mozart.

The Museo Teatrale alla Scala is located inside the opera house. The museum features the history of the opera house, Italian theater, and Italian dance. The collection includes costumes, set designs, and musical instruments. A library houses over 140,000 works on ballet, opera, and other art forms. There are also the correspondences of some of the musicians. The Museum is well worth a visit. The secrets of La Scala Theater are not only exciting, but they will also make you fall in love with the Italian arts scene!

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The entrance fee to the theater varies. Tickets can cost from six to nine euros for an adult, depending on the age of the participants. Private visitors can also visit the theater during its open hours, between two and four pm. Children below the age of 12 are free. There is also a restaurant and a shop in the theatre. The tour will be conducted in English. You can purchase tickets on the website or at the ticket booth.

Tickets for La Scala are available on the website or at the central booking office of the theatre. The best time to purchase your tickets is at least two months in advance, as the earlier you buy, the more options you'll have. The theater's season opens on December 7, the day of Saint Ambrose, which is Milan's patron saint. In addition to opera, La Scala offers ballet and orchestra. You can check the calendar on the official La Scala website.

While the theatre is now modern and has towers, the original church's dome inspired Botta's design. Despite the towers, the interiors have remained the same since its construction in 1778. The interior has golden stucco decorations and deep red velvet seats. The royal family of Milan is seated on the central balcony. The interiors are equally as stunning. Despite the'modern' elements of La Scala Theater, the historic theater is no less beautiful.

For opera lovers, a tour of the theater is a must. The La Scala museum houses fascinating exhibits of musical instruments, costumes, and portraits. It's also worth taking a look at the auditorium and theater itself. You can even visit the theater's museum and learn more about Italian masters. But if you're traveling solo, it's best to visit with a guide to learn the secrets of the La Scala theater.

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