Teatro Arcimboldi Milano

#TeatroArcimboldiMilano (also known as #TAM) was built between 1997 and 2002 by the joint efforts of the City of Milan and Pirelli. Originally built to host the theatrical season of Teatro alla Scala during its renovation works, TAMs very first opening dates back to 19th January 2002 with La Traviata directed by Maestro Riccardo Muti. Stage size and auditorium capacity make TAM very similar to La Scala itself. More specifically, the 16x12mt proscenium arch is identical to the one featured at La Scala, making the transition and movement of sets from one theatre to the other particularly agile. The fan-shaped auditorium is 49mt wide and 35mt deep. Average height reaches 22mt and the stage tower is 33mt high. Like all traditional opera houses, TAM too is divided into three main bodies: the lobby, the auditorium and its stalls and the stage. At full capacity TAM can seat up to 2.346 spectators. The seating plan features four specific sections: main stalls, upper stalls and two upper ...