The fourth edition of Arena per Tutti will feature 26 fully accessible evenings.
On 19 of these evenings, audience members with disabilities and their carers will be able to take part free of charge in guided tours and workshops before the opera:
Singing workshops, which have doubled in number this year: six sessions with the choir members, focusing on vocal technique.
Behind-the-scenes tours: guided tours exploring sets, costumes and stage props with staff from the Fondazione Arena.
In 2026, new sensory workshops dedicated to music and dance will be introduced: under the guidance of orchestra musicians and dancers, participants will be able to handle musical instruments first-hand and understand how dance movements take shape on stage.
As part of the Arena per Tutti project, a range of services and digital materials has been developed to meet the needs of people with sensory and intellectual disabilities, offering a truly inclusive opera experience.
The following services and digital materials are currently available in Italian, English, and German for the operas Aida, La Traviata, Rigoletto, Nabucco, Carmen, Turandot, and Il Barbiere di Siviglia, with plans to expand the offering in the coming seasons.
Discover the accessible digital opera booklets from previous editions of Arena per Tutti.
