Teatro Leonardo da Vinci
Teatro Leonardo da Vinci stands on Via Ampère in Milan, with wheelchair access and an underground auditorium at its centre. That subterranean hall provides 500 seats for audiences beneath the street.
Fiorenzo Grassi and Gianni Valle founded the theatre in 1979, establishing a venue for theatrical productions. Quelli di Grock directed its artistic seasons from 2009/10 through 2014/15. Since 2015/16, the venue has formed one of three MTM locations after Quelli di Grock merged with Teatro Litta.
Three motorised lighting rigs and one fixed rig support changing stage illumination during performances. The three moving rigs are known in Italian as americane. Contemporary theatre brings established and emerging artists into this underground setting.
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