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It soon became a cultural touchstone for the city and took the name of the accomplished actor Franco Parenti in 1989. When he died, Andr\u00e9e Ruth Shammah took the helm of the theatre by herself.
\nSince then, theatre director Shammah has continued to work with leading lights from the Thespian world and young talent alike. She has put on over one hundred plays, launching new authors and performers, and offering her own thought-provoking take on topical issues and classic shows.<\/p>\n
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The <\/span>Bagni Misteriosi<\/span><\/h2>\n <\/p>\n
Fired by the same innovative spirit and with the support of thousands of Milanese citizens belonging to the Pier Lombardo Foundation, Andr\u00e9e Ruth Shammah initiated and undertook the artistic direction for the redevelopment of the entire complex now known today as the Franco Parenti Theatre – Bagni Misteriosi<\/em>\u00a0– one of the most remarkable cultural hotspots in the whole of Italy.<\/p>\nThe first step involved renovating the premises of the Theatre under the direction of Michele De Lucchi. In 2008, it became the first \u201cmulti-hall\u201d theatre in Italy and a non-stop playhouse with spaces and auditoriums of varying capacities.<\/p>\n
The first step involved renovating the premises of the Theatre under the direction of Michele De Lucchi. In 2008, it became the first \u201cmulti-hall\u201d theatre in Italy and a non-stop playhouse with spaces and auditoriums of varying capacities.<\/p>\n