Sala Petrassi at Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone

Sala Petrassi is the smallest hall in the Auditorium complex, designed to hold up to 700 people in a traditional theatre configuration. It features both an orchestra pit and a stage structure, making it an ideal venue for a variety of events. This versatile space can accommodate performances such as lyric opera, chamber music, Baroque music concerts, theatre productions, and symphonic music. The unique design allows for the three walls defining the stage area to be rotated, enabling modifications to the stage dimensions to suit different types of performances. Whether hosting a concert or a theatrical work, Sala Petrassi offers a captivating atmosphere for both performers and audiences alike.

The futuristic Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone, designed by Renzo Piano, features three pod-like auditoriums and an archaeology museum. Sala Petrassi, the smallest hall, accommodates 700 guests and is versatile for various events like opera, chamber music, and theatre. Its innovative design allows for adjustable stage dimensions, making it ideal for high-quality musical and theatrical performances.