The Prince of Egypt opens at Rome’s Teatro Brancaccio on 29 October 2026 in an Italian production. It may appeal to visitors looking for a musical evening during their stay, particularly those already familiar with the story and Stephen Schwartz’s songs. The language is an important booking consideration: this is not advertised as an English-language performance.
What to expect from the production
Directed and designed by Federico Bellone, the production presents the story of Moses through music and staging. Its promotional material announces a live orchestra and approximately fifty performers. The score includes When You Believe, a recognisable reference for audiences who know the animated film.
For an international visitor, the attraction is the combination of a familiar narrative and a large theatrical production in a Roman venue. However, knowing the film or songs will not necessarily make every spoken passage understandable.
Performance dates
Performances begin on 29 October 2026. The theatre’s official booking calendar lists dates and available seats for each section.
Opening night is listed at 9pm. Selected dates also have 4pm matinees, alongside evening performances. Pick a specific date to confirm the start time and available seats.
Practical information: tickets and getting there
Venue: Teatro Brancaccio, Via Merulana 244, Rome. Opening date: 29 October 2026. Published seat prices range from €46 to €80; check booking fees and the final total at checkout. Follow the ticket link from the theatre’s official event page.
Public transport: metro line A to Vittorio Emanuele, then walk towards Via Merulana. Metro B/B1 to Cavour is another option, followed by a walk. Check current service before travelling. Contact the theatre if you need information about accessible seating or the most suitable approach.
Language: Italian production. Official programme and booking: https://teatrobrancaccio.it/spettacoli/stagione-2026-2027/il-principe-degitto-il-musical/ ; transport information: https://teatrobrancaccio.it/dove-siamo/ . For a broader itinerary, see Universinet’s free Rome Travel Guide: https://www.universinet.it/rome-travel-guide-2025-edition/ . This is the 2025 edition, so recheck practical details.
