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Must visit when you're in Umbria!! Very nice renovated, beautiful setting, interesting history, beautiful atmosphere!
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Date of experience: June 2019
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Response from SmallestTheater, Responsabile relazioni pubbliche at Teatro della Concordia
Responded Jun 7, 2019
Thank you! You wrote really well about this location.
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The theatre is in the heart of the small town of Montecastello di Vibio. It oozes with charm. We visited the theatre with the assistance of one of the staff who described the history of the place with great feeling. This theatre seats 90 people including the boxes. It is obviously treated with much loving care by the proprietors - the seats are comfortable and the decorative elements beautifully restored. I would love to go to a show here and hope to do so one day. the guided tour costs 5 euro - money well spent.…
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Date of experience: November 2018
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Response from SmallestTheater, Responsabile relazioni pubbliche at Teatro della Concordia
Responded Dec 10, 2018
Very well said! We are waiting for you again for a show in the magical atmosphere of the smallest theater in the world!
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If you are in Umbria it would be a shame to miss a visit to Monte Castello di Vibio, the home town to the smallest theatre in the world. The theatre in itself is unique and beautifully restored to its original splendour. We were shown around by a very competent and friendly guide for a modest €5 per person. Highly recommended!…
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Date of experience: November 2018
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Response from SmallestTheater, Responsabile reception at Teatro della Concordia
Responded Dec 10, 2018
A very appropriate commendment! Thank you
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The theater was beautiful and a must see. It is the smallest theater in the world. Sadly we did not get to see a play since they only about 10 during the year, but just seeing and hearing about the history is beautiful.
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Date of experience: October 2018
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Response from SmallestTheater, Responsabile reception at Teatro della Concordia
Responded Oct 29, 2018
We are very happy with your note, thank you
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This tiny theatre (18th C) was in danger of being knocked down, until the townspeople campaigned to have it restored, and showed willing to pay extra taxes to preserve it. Must visit: 5 Euros entry fee for a guided tour.
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Date of experience: September 2018
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Response from SmallestTheater, Responsabile relazioni pubbliche at Teatro della Concordia
Responded Oct 4, 2018
Thank you for your exquisite review
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