Salone Margherita Theatre

WE ARE SORRY TO INFORM YOU  THE SALONE MARGHERITA THEATRE  IS CLOSED. 

Salone Margherita Theatre was built in 1898 in the heart of Rome. The name Margherita was a clear homage to Margherita of Savoia, wife of King Umberto I.

At first, the theatre hosted typical vaudeville shows in a way that flaunted more luxury and refinement than any other theatre in Rome.

In the 1910s, the theatre’s playbill featured the best comedians and the most sought-after soubrettes of the age. Throughout the 20th century, the theatre was always a home for the revue, Roman comedy, vaudeville, and operettas.

Starting in 2011, I Virtuosi dell’opera di Roma usually perform a significant part of their concert season here.

WE ARE SORRY TO INFORM YOU  THE SALONE MARGHERITA THEATRE  IS CLOSED.

Salone Margherita is the only theatre in Italy that has been equipped with a kitchen since its foundation. For every show, Salone Margherita offers an 8-course candlelight dinner prepared by chef Giuseppe Sterbini and is served on the romantic and exclusive stages or in the refined Art Nouveau saloon.

Guests with a concert ticket on the parquet floor are offered a small tasty pasta buffet.

A journey into the brilliance of Italian show business and gastronomy!!