North Bohemian Theater of Opera and Ballet, Opera and ballet theater in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
The North Bohemian Theater of Opera and Ballet is a venue for classical and contemporary performances in Usti nad Labem. The building features Neo-Baroque architecture with Art Nouveau elements, decorated with ornate plasterwork and carved wooden details.
The building was designed by architect Alexander Graf and opened in 1909 with a performance based on a work by Franz Grillparzer. Since its completion, it has served as an important venue for performances and hosted many artists.
The theater plays an important role in the city's cultural life and regularly presents opera and ballet performances. The ensembles work with artists from different countries who bring varying styles to their productions.
The auditorium accommodates around 880 visitors across the main floor and several balcony levels, with good views from most seating areas. It helps to familiarize yourself with the layout ahead of time to find your preferred seating.
During the 1990s, the ballet ensemble was dominated by Russian and Ukrainian dancers who formed the core of the group. This international influence shaped the style and performances of the theater for years to come.
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