Teatro Brancaccio — Attraction in Rome

We went with a tour group. We were given an audio guide, but there was no where near enough time to listen to the whole thing. I understand the stated reason that the bones of the monks were used to make various room decorations. It was to show their devotion to glorifying God. While I found it interesting, it was even more disturbing than the catacombs of Paris. I think what bothered me most was the overhead constructions. I kept worrying that one of the bones would accidentally come on glued and fall on my head. Perhaps I simply don't understand the sacred nature of this site. Perhaps if I had enough time to listen to all of the audio guide it would make more sense. However, with the amount of time I had and the resources during that time it just wasn't my favorite place to visit. I mean...

We saw yesterday the show "La Divina Commedia” musical. The technology, the lighting effects, the music, the scenography in general, have further improved the representation of the "great opera". The poet's journey within himself, in search of his own self, has been made easier to learn even for the youngest. Finally a theater room with many young people, even children. The only flaw, but not of the performance, was the acoustics of the theater offering disturbed sounds despite the fact that we were seated in the central seats. Seats which were also uncomfortable and with limited legroom. Congratulations to the company and the great effort made. Giannini's narrative voice is a further confirmation of the greatness...

I was looking forward to seeing a musical in Rome but unfortunately we had a terrible experience with the ticket office at the theater. We went to buy tickets on Thursday afternoon for the Sunday matinée. That evening we realized the tickets we had been issued were for the wrong date. We tried calling and no one answered the phone. We followed the instructions on the website and wrote an email on Friday morning. When we did not get a response by Saturday afternoon we went back to the box office and they said they were behind on 220 emails. The only option we were given was to write an email (!) or visit the management on Monday, unfortunately after the date we wanted to see the show. Very...