Teatro Positivo, Theatre at Universidade Positivo, Curitiba, Brazil.

Teatro Positivo is a theater building on the campus of Universidade Positivo in Curitiba with multiple performance spaces. It contains a main auditorium with seating for about 2,400 people, a smaller auditorium, and private boxes, along with supporting rooms and entrance areas.

The building was designed in 2008 by architect Manoel Coelho with inspiration drawn from classical Greek theater design. It reflects a modern interpretation of traditional amphitheater concepts adapted for contemporary performance needs.

The theater serves as a cultural meeting place where music, dance, and theater productions are presented throughout the year. These events attract both university students and the wider community to experience performing arts.

The building is located within the university campus and has different access points depending on the event. It is helpful to check in advance which entrance to use and where to go for the specific performance you plan to attend.

The stage has a movable orchestra pit, letting the theatre switch between symphonic concerts and spoken drama or dance. The main auditorium seats 2,400 people, and four boxes have space for cocktail receptions. A second hall, the Pequeno Auditório, holds 714 spectators.