Cavallerizza Theater Reggio Emilia

Maximum capacity: 500 people. The standard arrangement is a single flight of steps, but the hall - has a second retractable stairway and other seats to be disposed on the flat - can be configured in 12 different solutions that can accommodate the diverse needs of experimentation, artistic and public-relations scene.

In 2004, it has been enhanced in equipment technology, the theater was equipped with a lattice constant across the room, so that has now reached a stage of full functionality and the actual characteristics of an area plan totally variable.
In 2004 the hall was converted into a white beach of Cuba, in Henze's El Cimarron / Brockhaus, equally popular with performers and audiences. In 2003, 'L'Angelo E il Golem' by Francesco La Licata provided the location of the scene between two opposing stands: the show was two-faced, while the audience caught a glimpse behind the scenes of another self. Again, the velodrome prepared by Theatre de la Mezzanine for the play Shooting Star (2003); the entire space tranformed into a tavern for Don Quixote by Henning Brockhaus, where audience and actors mingled without diaphragms (2003).