Teatro Renault

Teatro Renault is an Art Deco theatre in the República District of São Paulo that accommodates around 1,500 spectators. The building features a spacious stage and has undergone several renovations while maintaining its distinctive architectural character.

The building opened in 1929 as Teatro Paramount and was Latin America's first sound cinema. A major fire in 1969 caused extensive damage, leading to comprehensive repairs before it reopened under a new name.

The theatre has hosted major international productions for Brazilian audiences over the years and remains an important venue for live performances in the city. Its facade and interior carry traces of its history as a cinema, creating a distinctive setting for contemporary shows.

The theatre is located in a central downtown area with good access by public transportation. Parking is available nearby and the venue is relatively easy to reach on foot, though the immediate surroundings can be busy.

The hall retains its original grandeur through the preservation of classical architectural details from the original cinema era. Visitors can clearly see these carefully restored elements upon entering the building.

Location: República District

Architects: Francisco Augusto da Silva Rocha

Architectural style: Art Deco

GPS coordinates: -23.55428,-46.63847

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:25