Teatro Paulo Eiró, Municipal theatre in Santo Amaro, São Paulo, Brazil
Teatro Paulo Eiró is a theatre in Santo Amaro featuring a main stage of approximately 350 square meters (3,800 sq ft) with seating for around 470 people across two levels. The interior is designed to accommodate various performance types.
Roberto Tibau designed the building in the 1950s, and it opened in 1957 in the Santo Amaro district. The venue was created to meet growing demand for cultural facilities in the city's southern area.
The venue maintains a strong connection with classical music through regular performances by municipal orchestras and choirs. This musical tradition shapes its programming and attracts serious music lovers.
The renovated space features modern stage equipment and improved acoustics for optimal performance conditions. The building offers well-planned access and designated areas for visitors with different mobility needs.
The exterior facade features a large-scale mosaic created by artist Júlio Guerra that honors a local poet. This artwork immediately catches visitors' eyes and gives the building a distinctive visual identity.
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