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Teatro Rasi is a cornerstone of Ravenna's performing arts scene. Housed in the former 13th-century church of Santa Chiara, this intimate venue is operated by Ravenna Teatro and serves as a key theatre for the Ravenna Festival. With a total capacity of approximately 331 seats across the main sala (265 seats + 2 wheelchair spaces) and the Ridotto (64 seats), Teatro Rasi offers a close, immersive experience. The main hall uses a gradinata telescopica—a mobile gallery that can adapt to different staging needs.
Whether you’re catching a Ravenna Teatro production or a special theatre event, you’ll find accessible seating, straightforward ticketing, and convenient access in the heart of Ravenna. We’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, transportation, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a smooth visit.
Teatro Rasi is more than a venue—it’s a hub for Ravenna’s theatre lovers. The building, originally opened as Teatro Filodrammatico in 1892 and renamed Luigi Rasi in 1919, remains a living, functional space. As a main Ravenna Festival venue and home base for Ravenna Teatro, Teatro Rasi hosts a range of productions, including the acclaimed non-scuola programs. Plan your trip with easy parking at Piazzale Segurini, quick access from Ravenna Train Station, and nearby hotels and eateries to make the most of your theatre night.
Venue Details
- Address: Via di Roma 39, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy
- Capacity: Main sala 265 seats + 2 wheelchair seats; Ridotto 64 seats; total approximately 331 seats
- Seating: Gradinale telescopica (mobile gallery) in the main hall
- Transit & Parking: 750 meters from Ravenna Train Station; parking at Piazzale Segurini (62 spaces), about 300 meters from the theatre
- Nearby Hotels: Palazzo Galletti Abbiosi (Via di Roma 140, ~400 m from the train station), Palazzo Bezzi Hotel (Via di Roma 45), Hotel Roma Ravenna (Via Candiano 26)
- Nearby Dining: Local cafes and trattorie along Via di Roma and nearby streets; consider reservations around showtimes
- Notable Events: Major Ravenna Festival theatre venue; home base for Ravenna Teatro; hosts 'non-scuola' and other Ravenna Teatro productions
Parking
Parking is available at Piazzale Segurini (62 spaces), located around 300 meters from Teatro Rasi. This provides convenient access before or after performances.
Transportation
The theatre is easily reachable by public transit. Ravenna Train Station is about 750 meters away, making a short walk or a quick bus ride practical for visitors. Nearby urban bus stops provide flexible options for reaching the venue from different parts of the city.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Via di Roma 39, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy
- Venue type: theatre housed in the former 13th‑century church of Santa Chiara; operated by Ravenna Teatro
- Capacity: main sala 265 seats + 2 wheelchair seats; Ridotto 64 seats; total ≈ 331 seats
- Seating: gradinata telescopica (mobile gallery) in the main hall
- Parking: Piazzale Segurini, 62 spaces, about 300 meters from the theatre
- Transit: nearby urban bus stops; Ravenna Train Station ≈750 meters away
- Nearby hotels: Palazzo Galletti Abbiosi (Via di Roma 140, ~400 m from the train station), Palazzo Bezzi Hotel (Via di Roma 45), Hotel Roma Ravenna (Via Candiano 26)
- Notable events hosted: major Ravenna Festival theatre venue; home base for Ravenna Teatro; hosts 'non-scuola' and other Ravenna Teatro productions
- Renamed/demolished notes: originally opened as Teatro Filodrammatico in 1892 and renamed Luigi Rasi in 1919; the building itself was not demolished and remains in use