Hidden in an Italian town stands the Teatro Italiano, a charming theatre built in the early 20th century in elegant Liberty style. With its elliptical auditorium, intricate decorations, and inviting atmosphere, it served for decades as a cultural hub for opera, drama, and film. After a careful restoration in the 1990s, the theatre reopened in full glory, until a devastating earthquake in 2012 left it heavily damaged. Since then, it has remained silent, awaiting the day its restoration and revival will finally begin.