Cinemas and theaters

Lugo

THEATER GIOACHINO ROSSINI

The theatre was built from 1757 to 1761 by Francesco Petrocchi, with the collaboration of Antonio Galli Bibiena for finishings and interior designs; the building, which was named after Gioacchino Rossini in 1859, has been restored in 1986 and it is considered to be the prototype of the traditional Italian theatre.

Bagnacavallo

CARLO GOLDONI THEATRE

Bagnacavallo used to have a theatre also in the early XVIII century. It was a wooden structure located inside the present Palazzo Abbondanza. In 1839, the Municipality decided to built a new theatre hall overlooking the main square, right next to the townhall, on the area formerly occupied by Palazzo Brandolini. The design was commissioned to the Bolognese architect Filippo Antolini and the theatre “Carlo Goldoni” was inaugurated in 1845.

Fusignano

TEATRO MODERNO

Teatro Moderno reopens for film screenings following its refurbishment. This theatre has a long history as a cinema in the area.

Fusignano

AUDITORIUM A. Corelli

The Auditorium is a multipurpose venue, specifically built for music concerts.

Cotignola

TEATRO BINARIO

Teatro Binario is the theatre next the city Railway Station with 99 seats.

Massa Lombarda

Teatro Sala del Carmine

Sala del Carmine. Formerly a church dedicated to the Madonna Annunziata, it was rebuilt in Baroque style in 1640 on the ruins of the older church, which had been destroyed by an earthquake. Today it houses the municipal theater, where concerts, theatrical performances, and public and cultural events are held.