
A diminutive 19th-century village playhouse — often called the world's smallest theatre — set among rolling Tuscan hills. Photograph the charming façade framed by cypress-lined lanes, wide vistas from the hilltop, and the intimate interior: painted proscenium, wooden seats and stage curtains. Best at golden hour for warm light on stone; blue hour for moody exteriors. Village roads are narrow; parking is available in the small square and entry to the interior often requires advance permission or—

A diminutive 19th-century village playhouse — often called the world's smallest theatre — set among rolling Tuscan hills. Photograph the charming façade framed by cypress-lined lanes, wide vistas from the hilltop, and the intimate interior: painted proscenium, wooden seats and stage curtains. Best at golden hour for warm light on stone; blue hour for moody exteriors. Village roads are narrow; parking is available in the small square and entry to the interior often requires advance permission or—