Teatro Comunale dei Concordi

Opened December 26, 1867 could hold up to 600 spectators. He had elliptical plant with 38 stages over three orders, was once richly decorated as the outside had a neoclassical façade on two orders. After many vicissitudes and many changes of ownership between public and private, the theater closes its doors for the first time in 1929 ( "carrying out activities only during the veglioni promoted by patriotic citizen organizations"), opens them again in 1938, becomes the cinema, it is restored in 1964 (deletion of the orchestra pit, reduction of the stage, rising stages that pass through 44), exceeds the risk of being turned into "civilian habitation", until 1974 when the municipality decides to buy it and entrusted its management to a committee ad hoc, whose commitment ends in 1982 when it closes as manifestly unfit for use. Part of a long restoration that ended April 21, 1990 when to inaugurate the "new" Concordi (capable of 200 seats) is called Anna Proclemer. So reconditioned hosts various initiatives, entrusted to the Atelier of the West Coast before and since 1999 the association Nuovo Teatro dell'Aglio. (Www.teatrodellaglio.org)