Teatro Marrucino Sec XIX

The Teatro di Marrucino was built in honor of Ferdinand I of Bourbon, the ruler of the Two Sicilies in 1818, under the name of Real Teatro San Ferdinando instead of the previous deconsecrated Jesuit church of Saint Ignatius who provoked the indignation of the church. It took the name that we know today after the Unity of Italy and became a witness to great interpretations of artists such as Eleonora Duse, the sisters Irma and Emma Gramatica and many other famous artists including D' Annunzio. The inauguration of the reopening, in 1972, began with an opera season.