Teatro Polytheama

Teatro Polytheama is a theater building in Jundiai featuring exposed brick and metal structural elements as part of its design aesthetic. The interior is organized across multiple levels with seating arranged to accommodate different views of the stage.

The building was constructed in 1911 and became the largest theater in Sao Paulo State during the 1920s. It later transitioned to municipal ownership in the 1980s.

The theater plays an active role in the community and hosts a variety of artistic presentations throughout the year. Visitors experience both local and touring performances that shape the cultural life of the city.

It is best to arrive early as parking in the surrounding area is limited and can be difficult to find. Visitors should expect multiple staircases when navigating the building since seating is spread across different levels.

The building originally showcased exposed concrete and raw structural elements that were deliberately retained as a design feature. This uncommon approach to theater interiors is visible to visitors and shapes the overall experience.