Theater, Shows & Musicals in Rome

Enjoy an evening of live classical music during a 90-minute concert in Rome. Choose from three seating sections and book in advance to guarantee your spot. There's something for everyone to enjoy, with a new concert offered every other week covering everything from Beethoven to movie scores. Set in the 19th century St. Paul's Within the Walls Church, your experience is bound to be both visual and auditory.

Discover the ancient history of Rome through multimedia projections with the Time Travel Show in Rome. Just book your ticket online for instant confirmation, then head to Corso Vittorio Emanuele where the show takes place. A fun and educational treat for all family, the experience gives the stories behind the Colosseum, Pantheon, and more. Plus, you also get access to a collection of models of the wonders of Ancient Rome.

Spend an evening under the stars in Rome listening to live orchestral music. Hear classics by some of the world's great composers preformed by the renowned orchestra of the International Chamber Ensemble. Choose from 19 summer concerts performed in the Courtyard of Saint Ivo alla Sapienza, a beautiful example of Renaissance architecture. Each evening has different musical program, including classical greats, songs from cinema and theater, and tango. The concert series runs annually from July through August and snacks and drinks are available for purchase in the courtyard.

No visit to Italy is complete without watching an opera performance. Guarantee a seat at the Italian opera by booking your ticket to La Serva Padrona at the Doria Pamphili Gallery in advance. This cultural experience, ideal for history buffs, also includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the private apartments of Princess Doria Pamphili and access to the Throne Hall, which is usually closed to the public.

After all of Rome's museums have closed, continue your day of culture with a live performance of Rigoletto. A true theatrical treat, the shortened version of Giuseppe Verdi's 3-act opera takes place amongst the ruins of the Stadium of Domitian. Admission also includes a free audio-guide, which you can use to explore the archaeological site at your own pace.