Teatro Ristori in Verona is excited to announce its vibrant 2024–2025 season, featuring over fifty events that cover a wide range of artistic expressions, musical genres, and unique formats. This season promises a blend of traditional theater, themed events, and off-site performances in stunning locations, offering a perfect mix of innovation and classic charm.
Kicking off and wrapping up the season with a bang, internationally acclaimed jazz artists like Hiromi and Ray Gelato will be performing in Verona for the very first time. The lineup also includes captivating dance performances and auteur evenings, bringing top-notch talent to this contemporary theater. Highlights include shows by Quebec’s Machine du Cirque and Germany’s Familie Flöz, known for their imaginative storytelling.
Returning for its third year, the Ristori Baroque Festival will celebrate the timeless beauty of 17th and 18th-century music. This year’s festival will feature enchanting pieces like “The Four Seasons,” exploring themes such as time, madness, human emotions, and water. Baroque influences will also be showcased in various “off” events throughout the city in unique and charming locations.
As always, the season will emphasize educational initiatives with events tailored for families and younger audiences. In December, Teatro Ristori will transform into a hub of culture and festivity. The much-anticipated dinner shows are back for the third consecutive year, combining exquisite performances with gourmet dining.
The Christmas festivities will include performances by Neri Per Caso, the traditional gospel choir JP & the Soul Voices from California, and the dazzling acrobatics of the Black Blues Brothers. The New Year’s concert will make its return, inviting everyone to ring in 2025 with joy and celebration at the theater. On the afternoon of January 1st, I Virtuosi Italiani will captivate the audience with the lively and enchanting spirit of Vienna.
For all information and to purchase tickets, check out the Teatro Ristori website.
Looking for more similar cultural experiences while you’re in Verona? Read our What to Do in Verona at Night article that highlights some other theatre’s and shows!
