Teatro Sant’Erasmo

Built in the early 1950s and later demolished, Teatro Sant’Erasmo was conceived as a modern venue with a strong emphasis on structural efficiency. The design explored solutions that reduced internal obstructions and improved the flexibility of the hall. Its architectural language sought to avoid the closed “box” effect typical of theatres by shaping volumes and surfaces more dynamically. Even in its absence, it remains an important reference in the period’s experimentation with performance spaces.