Built in 1622 by the Vendramin family, from which it initially takes its name. At the time, it was also called the Theater of San Salvador or San Luca.
Destroyed by a fire in 1653, it was rebuilt within the walls that remained intact and assigned to external contractors, including Gaspare Torelli, who left his mark in the planning and structure, becoming a promoter of restorations and improvements.
In 1752, Carlo Goldoni landed at the theater, who delivered his works directly to the owner, while remaining free to print them at any publisher. By virtue of this artistic fr
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