Oradea State Theatre, Historic theatre and opera house in Ferdinand Square, Oradea, Romania.
Oradea State Theatre is an opera house and theatre located in Ferdinand Square with neoclassical and neo-renaissance facades. The interior features neo-baroque architectural patterns and decorative details, with the main hall seating around 650 people.
The building was completed in 1900 by the Vienna-based construction firm Fellner and Helmer. It represents a significant example of European architectural design from that era.
Three resident companies perform here in both Romanian and Hungarian, reflecting the region's multilingual heritage. This linguistic mix shapes what you see on stage throughout the year.
Visits are possible during regular performance days throughout the year. Check the current season schedule in advance since shows vary depending on what is being staged at any given time.
Two statues flank the entrance representing Melpomene and Thalia, the muses of tragedy and comedy. These sculptures were created by a Budapest-based studio.
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