Tasso Theater (Teatro Tasso) Tours and Tickets

The Tasso Theater (Teatro Tasso) is next to the Basilica di Sant’Antonino, which houses the remains of Sorrento’s patron saint and features 11th-century architecture. You can also admire views over the Gulf of Naples from the nearby Villa Comunale, or sample pizza and other Italian specialties at the many restaurants close by.

Tickets for productions at the Teatro Tasso vary in price depending on the show; many performances start around €25 with additional fees for optional add-ons, such as drinks and dinner. It’s free to pass by the theater while exploring Sorrento, or you can see it on a city walking tour. Prices for these experiences typically start at US$60 per person.

You can book tickets for performances at the Tasso Theater online, through a tour provider, or by emailing the venue. The theater has a ticket office on-site to reserve your seats in person, and many Sorrento hotels can help with bookings.

Yes, the Tasso Theater is wheelchair accessible. If you use a wheelchair or have limited mobility, allow yourself a few extra minutes before the show starts to find the accessible route to your seat. The streets surrounding the theater are flat and paved.

No, the Tasso Theater does not have a dress code, but most travelers wear smart-casual clothing. Choose an outfit that will keep you comfortable for the duration of the 75-minute show, and bring a layer in case the theater gets chilly.

It’s best to walk to the Tasso Theater—it’s located in central Sorrento, within a 10-minute walk from the city’s train station and major attractions. To get there from Corso Italia, Sorrento’s main drag, head east toward Piazza Tasso and take a left on Via Luigi de Maio. The theater shares a piazza with the Basilica di Sant’Antonino.