Scala

Scala (Italian 'ladder', 'stairs') stands for:

Scala tympani, Scala media and Scala vestibuli, anatomical structures in mammalian ears, see cochlea
Scala (programming language) , programming language
Scala, art project in Wuppertal, see Holsteiner stairs #Art project - Scala
SCALA, short for SC Alstertal-Langenhorn , sports club in Hamburg
Scala Multimedia , software for video editing
FF Scala , font family from Martin Majoor
Škoda Scala , car model from the manufacturer Škoda Auto
Theater for fear in the Scala theater, theater ensemble in Vienna
New Berlin Scala , music theater

Music:

Scala or La Scala is the name of the following geographical objects:

La Scala, district of San Miniato

Buildings:

Teatro alla Scala , opera house in Milan
Scala (Berlin) , variety stage in Berlin
Varieté Scala, revue theater in Essen, see Colosseum
La Scala Cinema in Grangemouth, Scotland
Scala (Copenhagen) , event building in Copenhagen
Scala Ludwigsburg , concert hall in Ludwigsburg
Scala Wien , theater in Vienna
Santa Maria della Scala , now a museum complex in Siena with more than a thousand years of history

Scala is the family name of the following people:

Arthur von Scala (1845–1909), Austrian engineer, economist and museum clerk
Camilla Scala (* 1994), Italian tennis player
Delia Scala (1929-2004), Italian actress
Domenico Scala (cameraman) (1903–1989), Italian cameraman
Domenico Scala (manager) (* 1965), Swiss-Italian manager and football official
Flaminio Scala (1552–1624), actor, author and theater entrepreneur of the Italian Renaissance
Franco Scala (* 1937), Italian pianist and piano teacher
Gia Scala (1934–1972), American actress
Guido Scala (1936–2001), Italian cartoonist
Nevio Scala (* 1947), Italian football player and coach
Paulo von Scala (* 1979), Swiss-Brazilian badminton player
Rudolf von Scala (1860-1919), Austrian ancient historian

See also:

Wiktionary: scala - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations