Teatro Central, Contemporary theatre in Cartuja District, Seville, Spain.
Teatro Central is a theatre building in Cartuja District with a stage system that adapts to different performance styles. The 18 by 18 meter stage expands through extensions on the sides and back.
The theatre opened in 1992 during the Universal Exposition and was built alongside other cultural facilities in the Cartuja area. This development transformed the neighbourhood into a cultural hub for the city.
The venue hosts experimental performances and contemporary dance productions that define its artistic direction. These shows shape how people in Seville experience modern theatrical expression.
Access is straightforward from the Cartuja neighbourhood, which is well connected by public transport and walkable. The site sits near the Guadalquivir River with plenty of space to explore.
The building uses an innovative box-within-box design that rises 22 meters high and is clad in natural stone. This architectural approach creates a distinctive presence along the riverbank.
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