Theatre
Teatro Ernesto Rossi
The Teatro Ernesto Rossi is a storied Pisa theatre that anchors the square of Carrara, enduring as a reminder of 18th-century civic culture. The venue, built in 1770–1771, rose to replace the older, cramped theater of the Banchi piazza, and later took its name in 1878 to honor the Livorno-born actor and playwright Ernesto Rossi. Architecturally, the building is associated with Zanobi del Rosso, though the site’s evolution involved several projected revamps, including 1798–1822 redesigns by Alessandro Gherardesca and Antonio Niccolini that ultimately were not realized. …
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