As part of the 2025 Arena per Tutti program, 26 performances will include accessibility services and digital materials for people with sensory and intellectual disabilities. At 16 of these, audience members can also book a backstage multisensory tour at the Arena di Verona Opera Festival.
These tours are led by stage crew and production staff—the very people who bring each performance to life, down to the smallest detail.
When multisensory tours are not scheduled before the performance, audience members can still enter the Arena early to enjoy its unique atmosphere. They are free to explore the stalls, take in the setting, and engage with the opera using accessible digital materials on their smartphones.
Tre i percorsi dedicati al canto, all’interno del Teatro Filarmonico, dove due cantanti e un pianista daranno dimostrazione dell’uso del diaframma per il controllo della voce e della cassa toracica per la propagazione del suono, consentendo al pubblico di usare i sensi per comprendere come avviene la modulazione dell’intensità della voce, al fine di renderla sempre più forte e ricca di sfumature.
Il pubblico potrà letteralmente toccare con mano i cantanti per percepire i movimenti e le vibrazioni del corpo e sentire così la musica.
Multisensory tours as part of Arena per Tutti are completely free of charge
Each tour is tailored to different needs: dates are specifically designed for deaf and hard-of-hearing people, blind and visually impaired people, and people with intellectual disabilities.
Step into the Stalls! For a limited time only, the price of the Stalls is the same as the seats on the steps. Get your tickets for Aida on 6 July, 13 July, 20 July and 27 July now!
