Equipped with stalls, gallery and three balconies, the hall of the Teatro Lirico ''Giorgio Gaber'' has a capacity of 1,537 seats.
Its story begins in 1776, when a fire destroyed the Teatro Regio Ducale e and work began on the two theatrical buildings that would replace it, both designed by the imperial regio architettoGiuseppe Piermarini.
The main one was the Teatro alla Scala, intended for nobles.
At the same time and equally central, but in the popular district of Bottonuto, was built the Teatro della Cannobiana, subsequently called Teatro Lirico.
The theater was reopened to the public at the end of 2021, after major restoration works started by the Municipality of Milan and completed by Stage Entertainment.