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Ciak Theatre
Town: Milan Address: Via Sangallo 33 Phone: +39 02 7611 0093 e-mail: info@officinesmeraldo.it

Ciak theatre in Milan was established in 1977. It became famous for the provocative character of its programme and the innovative art performances shown on stage. The theatre today aims at a slightly different image - varied programme, including drama, comedy, dance, music, concerts, etc. Bold and innovative, it remains one of the top venues for theatre fans in Milan.

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CRT, Teatro dell'Arte
Town: Milan Address: Viale Alemagna 8 Phone: +39 02 86 19 01 e-mail: promozione@teatrocrt.it	Price: 9 - 18 EUR

Centro di Ricerca Teatrale, or The centre for Theatrical Research, is part of the architectural ensemble of Palazzo dell'Arte di Milano, known as Trienale. The theatre here was first established in 1933. In the 50s it was managed by the RAI group, which turned it into a live television studio. Its purely theatrical core was created in the mid-70s. In 1983, the place launched its new theatrical activity as the CRT theatre and is, till today, dedicated to theatre.

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Della 14a Theatre
Town: Milan Address: Via Oglio 18 Phone: +39 02 5521 1300 e-mail: info@teatrocolla.org

The theatre, located in the 14th district of Milan, was founded in the end of the 70s. It has a small and hospitable stage, which hosts various companies - lately also the amateur theatre of the Milano municipality. Still this is one of the most cherished theatrical venues for children. Its main activities focused on children's theatre and puppet shows.

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Filodrammatici Theatre
Town: Milan Address: Via Filodrammatici 1 Phone: +39 02 869 36 59

The Filodrammatici theatre was built in 1978. It was founded by Luigi Canonica. Later on the theatre was subject to many refurbishments and renovation until today - it has still preserved much of its original appearance. Filodrammatici theatre is located on a square adjacent to the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. Its music programme is more than worth your while.

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Franco Parenti Theatre
Town: Milan Address: Via Pierlombardo 14 Phone: +39 02 545 05 55 e-mail: info@teatrofrancoparenti.com

The theatre has its new home since the beginning of 2008 and is therefore fully refurbished. The renovated building, stage and modern equipment ensure best conditions for the vast scope of artistic activities carried out by Franco Parenti theatre. Besides the various genres of theatre, Franco Parenti is also famous for it is the home of one of the most famous dance academies in the city. It also has special performances for children and teenagers.

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l'Elfo
Town: Milan Address: Via C. Menotti 11 Phone: +39 02 5831 5896

Teatro dell'Elfo was founded in 1973 by Gabriele Salvatores and Ferdinando Bruni. Ever since the main objective of the company was innovative art and independence. It changed its headquarters, but no matter on which stage, the theatre has always been a representative of modernity, contemporary art and provocative theatre. Here you will see the latest and the developments in Italian theatre.

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Lirico Theatre
Town: Milan Address: Via larga 14 Phone: +39 02 80 96 65

Teatro Lirico was founded in 1894 and it was then called Teatro alla Canobbiana. In the 19th and 20th Centuries it was famous mainly for its opera performances, many world-famous premiers among them. Unfortunately, the theatre was closed in 1998. A big restoration project was launched in 2007 and the theatre's glamorous re-opening is expected in 2009.

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Litta Theatre
Town: Milan Address: Corso Magenta 24 Phone: +39 02 8645 4545	Price: 16 - 50 EUR

The 240-seat Litta Theater is the oldest acting theater in Milan and part of the famous Palazzo Litta, representing a living witness of music and drama history, as well as the aristocratical times of opera and theatre in the city.

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