About
Saturday, April 18 and Sunday April 19, 2026 | Foyer
Opera Nica – The barber of Seville
Director Elisa Parrinello
Conductor Michele De Luca
A new Teatro Ditirammu – Teatro Massimo co-production
Ditirammu Lab’s Actors and students
Massimo Kids Orchestra
Teatro Massimo’s Children’s Chorus
Tickets
Full price: 10 €
Concession: 8 €
For further information
Programme
The plot
A show performed by young students, girls, boys, and teenagers guided and supported by professionals, which blends theatrical narration and musical performance in an accessible and creative language through folk opera and opera. Guided by a charismatic and engaging conductor, the young performers will bring to life scenes from famous operas such as The Elixir of Love, La Traviata, Carmen, Cavalleria Rusticana, The Marriage of Figaro, and many others.
Spoken parts of the performance are in Italian; a basic understanding of the language is adviced.
HERE all information (in Italian) about the Educational project.
WebTV
Orario
May 19 2023
at 7:50pm on the Teatro Massimo WebTV
About
This event is in Italian.
Free entrance
You can access the Sala Onu through the stairs located in the stage door area (on the right side of the main entrance, close to Via Pignatelli Aragona).
An accessible pathway, with no steps and the elevator, is also available (ask the staff for guidance).
The presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Programme
Carlo Fiore
presentsI Capuleti e I Montecchi by Vincenzo Bellini.
Event Info
Invitation to Listening for Quattro canti per Santa Rosalia
This conference is in Italian.
Free entrance
Saint Rosalia is the patron saint of Palermo and has been worshipped over the centuries not only through religious events but also by spectacular events in baroque style, in which music often played a leading role.
“4 Canti per Santa Rosalia” opens the 2024 Summer events of the Teatro Massimo, making a link with these events thanks to new music, commissioned to four composers. Together with the creators of the show and experts in the history of music in Palermo in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries we will take a journey through time to rediscover an ancient tradition.
You can access the Sala Onu through the stairs located in the stage door area (on the right side of the main entrance, close to Via Pignatelli Aragona).
An accessible pathway, with no steps and the elevator, is also available (ask the staff for guidance).
The presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Speakers
Speakers
Giuseppe Collisani, Consuelo Giglio, Ilaria Grippaudo, Fabrizio Lupo
Moderator
Anna Tedesco
About
Duomo di Monreale
Conductor Ciro Visco
Soprano Federica Guida
Teatro Massimo Orchestra and Chorus
Concept and Broadcasting co-ordinator Gery Palazzotto
Television Producer Antonio Di Giovanni
Programme
Anonimo
Adeste Fideles
Gli angeli delle campagne
Franz Xaver Gruber
Stille Nacht
Cesar Franck
Panis angelicus
Johann Sebastian Bach
Jesus bleibet meine Freude
Giulio Caccini
Ave Maria
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ave Verum Corpus
Laudate Dominum
Irving Berlin
White Christmas
Carmine Giordano
Dormi, benigne Jesu
Georg Friedrich Händel
Hallelujah da Messiah
Raffaele Cimmaruta
Ave Maria
Photo © Franco Lannino
About
This event is in Italian.
Free entrance
You can access the Sala Onu through the stairs located in the stage door area (on the right side of the main entrance, close to Via Pignatelli Aragona).
An accessible pathway, with no steps and the elevator, is also available (ask the staff for guidance).
The presentations are organized by Associazione Amici del Teatro Massimo.
Programme
Vincenzo Borghetti
presents Le Grand Macabre by György Ligeti.
About
19 January 2025, 11 a.m. | Sala Onu
Clarinet Quartet of the Massimo Youth Orchestra
Clarinets Antonio Nogara, Antonio Santoro, Giuseppe Ossino
Bass Clarinet Pietro Vega
Concert included in the training and artistic growth of the Youth Ensembles of the Teatro Massimo Foundation
Full price: 10€ / Concession: 8
Biglietti
Salvatore Nogara
Kids Tango
Michele Mangani
Rossinimania
Giacomo Puccini
“Un bel dì vedremo” da Madama Butterfly
Giacomo Puccini
“O mio babbino caro” da Gianni Schicchi
Jacob de Haan
Ross Roy
Carlos Gardel
Por una cabeza
Georges Bizet
Carmen Suite
Leonard Bernstein
“America” da West Side Story
Ennio Morricone
Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (SE)
About
The historic Magazine published by La Biennale di Venezia, brought back to life after 53 years of silence
A greeting from Marco Betta
General Manager of the Teatro Massimo
Presentation by Debora Rossi
Manager of the Historical Archive of the Biennale
Pietrangelo Buttafuoco
President of the Venice Biennale
Free entrance
Recommended booking by writing to info.asac@labiennale.org
Access to the Hall of Coats of Arms will be through the main entrance (Piazza Verdi).
The Hall can also be reached via the accessible path without steps with elevator (upon arrival in the Theatre contact the staff for more information).
The Magazine
Presentation
Reborn after 53 years since its last publication, the Journal is part of the activities of the Historical Archive of the Biennale. Conceived and produced exclusively in print, the Magazine features a significant iconographic apparatus that draws largely from the Historical Archive of La Biennale and from national and international photographic research. Published quarterly, each issue will be monographic in focus, establishing a dialogue between the disciplines that distinguish La Biennale di Venezia – visual arts, architecture, dance, music, theatre, cinema – while also venturing into the realms of science and literature. .
Interventions, testimonies, interviews, dialogues and unpublished and exclusive contributions are signed by artists, scholars and important figures of the cultural panorama and civil society, both Italian and international. Multiplicity of languages and freedom of expression characterize the Magazine, which gives ample space to graphic experimentation and contamination between different forms and codes.
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Sunday October 26 2025, 7:30pm – Chiesa Nostra Signora delle Nazioni, Palermo – Il Massimo per la città
Teatro Massimo Strings Ensemble
Spalla concertante Silviu Dima
Strings Ensemble of the Teatro Massimo Orchestra
Free entrance
Programme
Programme
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Divertimento in D major K. 136
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Divertimento in F major K. 138
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik K. 525
Benjamin Britten Simple Symphony op. 4