Venues & Concerts

Basilica Sant’Andrea della Valle

Rome

This magnificent Teatine church was founded in 1524 and dedicated to Sant’Andrea, the patron of Amalfi, whose ruling family instigated the building of the original church. The lavish fresco, decorating the third largest dome in Rome after St. Peter’s and the Pantheon, was painted by the great Baroque artists Lanfranco and Domenichino and follow the story of Sant’Andrea. This church impressed Puccini so much that he based the first act of Tosca in Sant’Andrea della Valle. Remember to visit the embalmed bodies of the Supreme Pontiffs, Pius II and Pius III who have both been resting here since 1623.

Frascati Festival

Frascati, Rome

Frascati is an idyllic hill top town located 12 miles south-east of Rome in the Alban Hills famous for its crisp white wine, the aristocratic Villa Aldobrandini, winding cobbled streets and magnificent views over the plains surrounding Rome. Piazza San Pietro, named after Frascati's 16th Century Basilica, which watches over the square, is in the historic centre and a popular pedestrian hub. This is regularly used as outdoor space by our performers.

Basilica Papale di San Pietro

Vatican City, Rome

The Basilica of St. Peter in Rome, located in St. Peter's Square in the Vatican City, is a masterpiece of Christian architecture. Built over several centuries by eminent architects such as Bramante, Michelangelo, and Bernini. The basilica features a majestic dome and a facade with Corinthian columns. The interior houses valuable artworks, including Michelangelo's famous Pietà. The dome, designed by Michelangelo, provides a spectacular view of the city of Rome. St. Peter's Square, in front of the basilica, is surrounded by Bernini's curved colonnade.