At the Royal Palace of Naples, dressing rooms with a view for the Court Theatre

The Court Theatre of the Royal Palace of Naples is preparing to become a new cultural hub for the city, thanks to significant system upgrades that will ensure its safety.

Starting next year, the theatre will be able to host shows and concerts, displaying a renewed splendor accompanied by the historic centrality of the Royal Palace.

Dressing rooms with a view and new spaces

Nine elegant dressing rooms have been renovated, overlooking Piazza del Plebiscito, and can accommodate up to 40 artists.

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These spaces, enhanced by five indoor and four outdoor bathrooms, include a rehearsal room called the "Mimi Room," with eight makeup stations and dedicated services. This logistical reorganization highlights the restoration and maintenance initiative that is restoring the Royal Palace to its historic magnificence.

Restorations and cultural continuity

As stated by Paola Ricciardi, delegated by the Director General of Museums, the recent renovations demonstrate the desire to expand the cultural offerings and preserve the complex's architectural richness. The Court Theatre, designed by architect Ferdinando Fuga and inaugurated in 1768, will once again host a varied calendar of events thanks to the renovation of its essential facilities and services.

Projects and chromatic innovation

The restoration project involved a significant expense, amounting to nearly €300, funded by the Ministry of Culture's "Major Cultural Heritage Projects" Strategic Plan. The spaces were enhanced with efficient plumbing, lighting, and air conditioning systems. Architect Vittorino Parente oversaw the project with an innovative color palette, using a modern teal shade for the doors and passageways. These choices, combined with giant photographs of the original decorations, create an elegant blend of modernity and historical tradition.

Article published on November 20, 2024 - 17:49 AM - Federica Annunziata

Comments (1)

The court theater in Naples is a very nice idea, but I think there needs to be more information about when it opens and what events there will be. We hope it will be a place to go often, but I heard that the works are long and I don't know if it will open soon. However, the idea of renovating is right.