Teatro Alfieri
Piazza Solferino, 4
Ⓜ️ M1 Line. Stops: Re Umberto and XVIII Dicembre (10-minute walk).
🚍 Bus Lines 14, 29, 51, 52, 57, 59, 63, 67. Stop: Solferino (2-minute walk).
🚋 Tram Lines 4, 15. Stop: Solferino (2-minute walk).
🚆 Regional Trains /SFM stop at both Porta Nuova (15-minute walk) and Porta Susa 20-minute walk).
🚍 Bus Lines 14, 29, 51, 52, 57, 59, 63, 67. Stop: Solferino (2-minute walk).
🚋 Tram Lines 4, 15. Stop: Solferino (2-minute walk).
🚆 Regional Trains /SFM stop at both Porta Nuova (15-minute walk) and Porta Susa 20-minute walk).
♿ Access contains no physical architectonic barriers (wheelchair-accessible entrance, restrooms and parking area). Wheelchair-accessible ramp on via Confienza.
💧 Bar available.
🎟️ All events at this venue are paid admission. For ticket prices, discounts and purchasing info, go to Torino Tickets
💧 Bar available.
🎟️ All events at this venue are paid admission. For ticket prices, discounts and purchasing info, go to Torino Tickets
Inaugurated in 1855, a survivor of two fires and WWII bombing, today’s Teatro Alfieri is still home to great performances thanks to the efforts of Giuseppe Erba. This theater has hosted the likes of Emma Gramatica, Tofano and Cervi, and Josephine Baker, Louis Armstrong, Miles Davis. Here Gassman and Randone exchanged roles as Jago and Otello. Then there was the golden era of Macario’s review, and Rascel, Vinello and Mondaini, Dorelli, Bramieri and Garinei & Giovannini.
