Pasolini Hall

Titled after Pier Paolo Pasolini, the multifunctional hall abutting Piazza della Libertà is a space for theatrical experimentation and multimedia events, given that it is equipped with 360-degree video projectors and an auditorium of folding armchairs that can transform the theatrical space into an exhibition space.

The Diana Theater, as it was called in the 1920s when it was first built, has had several functions: Balilla House in Fascist times, then movie theater, outdoor cinema, theater. The capacity is hundred and eighty seats. Today it hosts avant-garde theater reviews, musical performances, events, and screenings.