The great Ancient Rome show at Roma World.

A timeless evening show timeless evening show that takes place in the majestic film set of Ben Hur, a faithful reconstruction of the Circus Maximus, home to great dramas and international films.

The glory of the Roman Empire, the exploits of Gladiators and Legionnaires resonate in a live show full of action, passion and effects.

live show full of action, passion and special effects. From the parade of the legions in front of the Emperor to the chariot race, to the battle between valiant gladiators in the arena, get ready to experience the most exciting hour of exciting hour in history.

Dozens of extras including dancers, gladiators and centurions for a unique show in Italy.

Special effects and timeless music to tell the story of ancient Rome as you have never seen it.

What would you be willing to give up for the person you love? General Maximus, the protagonist of the show, having just returned to Rome from victorious campaigns in the provinces, discovers that his beloved has been captured and enslaved, he will fight, risking his life, against dangerous gladiators, only for love.

There was a dream once that was Rome ... you can live this dream in Rome World.

It is located next to Villa Torlonia. The theatre, which was established in the 1930s and featured in the film "An American in Rome" starring Alberto Sordi, has a plaque comemmorating him. Under the artistic direction of Vincenzo Zingaro, the theatre offers programming mainly dedicated to the classics, especially ancient Greek and Roman comedy, in partnership with the Segesta Festival and the Formia Festival of Classic Theatre. The Arcobaleno would be a good resource for anyone wanting to combine culture and entertainment for a special evening.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatroarcobaleno.it

The Teatro di Roma, with the Teatro Argentina, for their architectural, logistics and functional features can host major events, providing a unique experience to the audience.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatrodiroma.net

Brancaccio Theatre is traditionally considered "The Theatre of Rome": here they performed great actors like Toto, Aldo Fabrizi, Anna Magnani and Gigi Proietti as well as musicians of all kinds like Giuseppe Di Stefano, the Beatles, Fabrizio De Andrè, Jimi Hendrix, Louis Armstrong and Adriano Celentano.

The historic hall of more than 1300 seats, composed of stalls and the balcony, with its elegant foyer features a double bar, lends itself perfectly to all kinds of events and manifestation.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatrobrancaccio.it

The Teatro del Lido di Ostia is an ambitious and successful  community project, initiated back in the late 90's.

A cultural hub growing and evolving day to day thanx to the contribution of many individuals and groups.

The theatre  is located in via delle sirene 22. It showcases live art perfomances including theatre, music, dance, theatre for children, and adds trainings, exhibitions, workshops and more.

Find the complete offer of initiatives by visiting the website www.teatrodellido.it.

The Flavio Theater is located in one of the most suggestive corners of the center of Rome, just a few meters from the Colosseum. The proposal of classical shows, from Dante to Goldoni, and contemporary authors, make the Flavio Theater the reference point of the real "author's theater for all". The theater is also a movie theater and can be rented for performances, projections (in 2K), concerts, meetings and meetings in general.

Info:
Tel. 347 7421686
www.teatroflavio.it
info@teatroflavio.it

After a prolonged period of closure, in march 2020, Michele and Enzo Gentile with Giovanni Vernassa, supported by Banca del Fucino took over the “Teatro Parioli” entrusting the artistic direction to Piero Maccarinelli.

The “Teatro Parioli” was built in 1938 as a cinema but it turned over the years into a drama theatre. Since then it earned the most fame thanks to artist such as Alighiero Noschese, Antonella Steni and Elio Pandolfi, who marked the history of italian entertainment with some plays like “Scanzonatissimo”, that then became also a movie.

Now “Il Parioli” aims to be a big private theatre with the desire to become a cultural and multifunctional center, a producing and hosting theatre with a second home at the Teatro dei Marsi in Avezzano which will be the location for rehearsals and debut of some of the plays produced by “Il Parioli”.

Info:
promozione@ilparioli.it
www.ilparioli.it

Second seat of the Teatro di Roma, Teatro India is a beautiful outdoor theatre inaugurated in 1999 from the requalification of several sheds, seat of the Mira Lanza factory from which it inherits its industrial past to become an immediate enjoyment for all visitors. The theatre hosts many events in a suggestive and original atmosphere: a place that can be considered a film set for its charm, but also an ideal place for scientific meetings, dance shows, fashion, music, literature, photography exhibition and seminars.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatrodiroma.net

The theatre takes the name of the Spanish comedy writer Tirso de Molina, who started the European tradition of Don Juan with his work "El Burlador de Sevilla”

The Teatro Tirso de Molina is a valid alternative choice in the theatrical panorama of the city to learn about traditions and customs of Roman people, traditionally generous, loyal, proud, and with a strong sense of honor.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatrotirsodemolina.it

Vascello Theatre is located in the beautiful area of Monteverde close to Gianicolo in Rome, with its 350 seats in the auditorium and the stage steps the Greek allows excellent Visibilia from each location.

The Teatro Vascello offers shows Prose, Dance, Contemporary Drama, Circus and Shows for Children, events, festivals, exhibitions, concerts, workshops.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatrovascello.it

Since the early years of the twentieth century, the Victoria was the theatre of Testaccio. Since then, the Vittoria staged some variety shows which, after a few decades, were called vaudeville: Aldo Fabrizi, Toto, Anna Magnani, just to mention some of the protagonists of the period. After the war movie theater replaced it, but in 1986 began renovation works to open reopen the old theatre.

For the program, visit the website:
www.teatrovittoria.it

The history of the Villa Torlonia Theatre dates back to 1841 when it was commissioned by Prince Alessandro Torlonia to the Architect Quintiliano Raimondi to celebrate his wedding with Teresa Colonna, but for various and ominous reasons the works ended only in 1874.

In addition to the scenic spaces, provided with all the technical equipment, side rooms were built to entertain guests during the prince's private parties. The project reflects the eclectic taste of the time with the coexistence of different styles: classic and majestic in the central body, Nordic in the glass and cast iron greenhouse of the southern façade, Gothic, Moorish, Greek-Roman and Renaissance in the decoration of the rooms of the side apartments. Almost all the paintings of the theater were made by Costantino Brumidi, a great artist unknown in Italy, but famous in the United States where he frescoed the Capitol of Washington, work that earned him the nickname "Michelangelo of America".

The Theatre, as well as the whole complex of Villa Torlonia, was acquired by the Municipality of Rome in 1978. The damage caused by the Anglo-American occupation (1944-1947) and by decades of theft and abandonment made the structure run.down. The restoration and functional adaptation, directed by the Design Department of Zètema Progetto Cultura, were extremely complex but were carried out with total respect of the original theatre.
www.teatrodiroma.net