Teatro dell'Opera di Roma Review

Very beautiful. They performed well and the arias and the orchestra were on top

Seen from outside during a pleasant evening stroll through the streets of the Eternal City

Beautiful theater, clean and warm (in winter it is not so obvious). Very nice and helpful staff at all times of the show. The six-seater stages are a bit small, but not too uncomfortable anyway. The chairs, although they are not armchairs with armrests, are comfortable and those in the rear row are raised to allow the view. The side seats, of course, have a poor view.

A representation a bit 'more modern than the Wedding of Figaro but still exciting. Always a bit like going back in time to sit in this theater! Very nice to be able to admire closely the director direct all the orchestra and the artists sing the opera from the same distance.

Beautiful theater where you can attend Great Works, magnificent ballets.

Outstanding orchestra scenography as well as costumes. Friendly and collaborative staff. Clean spaces. Lovely place

Decors intact year 30 for this beautiful theater varied programming and affordable price if you take a little height

A real temple of the Opera in the most beautiful city in the world

The magic flute, wonderful! One of the most beautiful things I have participated in! And the opera house is always magic!

Beautiful location, we were to see the swan lake with the family, a wonderful show both for the corps de ballet and for the orchestra ... not the same can be said for the structure, which is wonderful in itself but lacks maintenance (defective elevators and bathrooms to be reviewed).

Beautiful experience. The theater is well kept and the offer, in terms of content, seems interesting to me!

Magnificent place, full of history and very well preserved.
I was lucky enough to see a performance of the ballet Carmen there. A very nice experience that I highly recommend.
They offer a large amount of opera and ballets throughout the year and several award ranges.

The quality is very high but the public hasn't caught on yet so the prices are still reasonable and good seats are usually available. Unfortunately many of the sets and staging follow some extraordinarily stupid contemporary trends.

Bar interval not equipped with potato chips, .... not from the city of Rome

I saw a magical flute of novel stage production (utilizing projection mapping). Since I arrived in Rome the next night, I slept about half. I awoke at the chorus place.

Anyway, I was satisfied with the gorgeous luxury of the venue.

One of the temples of opera and opera with excellent productions.

Every time you enter, you feel like you are wrapped in magic

Swan Lake. Magnificent orchestra and corps de ballet. A magical place

The temple of music in Rome, productions, costume museum, and the largest chandelier in Europe.
In June he moved to Terme Caracalla, a fantastic location

Proposed level and always varied
He has grown a lot in recent years

Beautiful Opera Tosca.The building is half neglected

The enchantment of the work ... a sublime experience for all the senses!

Always beautiful experience but always on several occasions, unfortunately, for choices of scenography, you prevent the gallery to see well and in some cases even to feel good. It's frustrating. After the second floor of the structures used on stage, you can not see or hear ...
P.s.Orchestra marvelous !!! Take care of the musicians of the opera house !!!

The opera house in Rome is always fabulous, a pity that it does not always remain traditional and sometimes the works are transposed into epochs totally improbable and unsuitable to make the atmosphere required by the plot. As in the case of the Rigoletto of December 2018.

A beautiful place to spend an evening wrapped in music ... I highly recommend it ... g

It is a real shame that an extraordinary city like Rome has such an anonymous Opera House.

It is impossible to review such a structure. I saw some splendid representations: the ballet Sleeping Beauty. A beautiful edition of Rigoletto and an equally splendid edition of Tosca with original costumes restored .... Without words

Wonderful! We witnessed a superlative MANON!
The orchestra helped make the atmosphere magical everything was perfect!

The Teatro dell'Opera di Roma is the Roman theater dedicated to opera and ballet; it is also known as Teatro Costanzi, from the name of its creator, Domenico Costanzi. Even before the capital of Italy was transferred to Rome, Monsignor Francesco Saverio De Merode, who owned the valley of San Vitale, saw clearly that urbanizing the route from the train station (then under construction) to via del Corso it would have been a real bargain. Domenico Costanzi took part in the initiative and bought land, on which he had the Hotel Quirinale built first along the new Via Nazionalen in 1874, then on the neighboring land the Opera Theater, which was still missing in the new capital. The hotel communicated with the theater through an underground passage, which guaranteed maximum privacy for the artists (who also appreciated the accommodation for this very reason).

The seats in the second row of the side boxes are (almost) a waste of money: to have a decent view of the scene you will have to stand.
Better the gallery, it also costs less.
On the balcony you risk finding yourself in front of a column.

La sonnambula - for me that was the most boring performance of this beautiful music. Only miss Pratt save the public from completely disappointed.

Beautiful old theatre, but from our box seats there was not even a view of the stage without standing and leaning

Always nice to go to the Opera. Well done all the boys of the "Teatro dell'Opera" School who have walked the stage very well.

We went for our anniversary and it was a great experience a beautiful place

Breathtaking experience, the building is magnificently elegant.

Simply divine, excellent view from every place, excellent acoustics, a piece of cultural history of the Italian capital.

Keep an eye on. In recent years, ever-growing seasons.

Beautiful and historic theatre. The place where Tosca and Cavalleria Rusticana premiered. Watched a production of the Nutcracker and loved every minute of it.

Very nice theater in the center of Rome, a stone's throw from Termini Station, crossroads of public transport in the capital. An important place both for the rich offer of theatrical performances of high cultural interest, both for the Italian art history that, in some way, the theater represents. If you like theater and opera it is absolutely worth visiting to enjoy some shows in complete tranquility.

Nothing to say except that its cultural grandeur can be felt even in silence

If you are an Opera virgin, there is no better place to pop your cherry than at the Teatro dell'Opera.

Very large, excellent acistica, organozzazione and the programs of work. I really enjoyed the dedications (photographic, videographic, statuary and collecting) in Gigli (mainly) and other opera singers, as in the opera itself.

A strange fusion between Albert Speer on the outside and La Fenice on the inside of the theater gives off a cozy and obsolete atmosphere. To have. Good acoustics despite the wind tunnel, short courses, several bars. Seats of the parterre kind plane lowcost: people of 1.80 and more imperatively take a box! Ah, by the way, very nice show: La Traviata.