Teatro San Leonardo

In central Viterbo, Teatro San Leonardo occupies a building founded in 1641 as the church of the Confraternity of San Leonardo. After serving, among other uses, as a prison during the Napoleonic era, it was restored and transformed into a theatre. Its historic architecture now houses a contemporary arts programme featuring Italian and international theatre companies. The auditorium has 315 seats and a stage; stage and auditorium plans and a technical specification are published for the theatre. This layout makes it a space to consider for a presentation bringing an audience together in one room. The Bistrot del Teatro complements the venue with teas, infusions, handmade pastries and aperitifs made with local ingredients.