La Scala Theater Museum

La Scala Theater Museum is a showy exhibition hall and library appended to the Teatro alla Scala in Milan, Italy. In spite of the fact that it has a specific spotlight on the historical backdrop of musical show and of that musical drama house, its extension stretches out to Italian showy history when all is said in done, and incorporates shows relating, for instance, to the commedia dell'arte and to the well-known stage performer Eleonora Duse. The exhibition hall, which is neighboring the musical show house in the Piazza della Scala, was opened on 8 March 1913 and depended on a huge private gathering which had been acquired at sell off two years sooner, with stores raised both from government and private sources.

The presentations incorporate ensembles, set plans, signature scores, and melodic instruments of recorded enthusiasm and also artistic creations of performers and on-screen characters, and a scope of related stuff including valuable earthenware figures depicting characters from the commedia dell'arte, and prepackaged games which used to be played in the theater's hall. The Biblioteca Livia Simoni, the gallery's library, is arranged at the II floor of the Museum. It was framed in 1952 with 40,000 volumes gave by creator and Corriere della Sera commentator Renato Simoni; it is named out of appreciation for his mom. Today it holds somewhere in the range of 140,000 works identified with theater history, musical show and expressive dance including lyrics, periodicals and the correspondence of artists, performing artists and artists, and in addition books.