Opera and Ballet Theater
In the heart of Yerevan it stands, Following Tamanian's grand plans, All central lane and street, Leads to the capital's heartbeat!
A short pedestrian street, Northern Avenue, connects the Opera House and Republic Square.
Three monuments to prominent figures in the world of music are situated around the theater.
The theater traces its history back to 1933.
Two auditoriums – opera and philharmonic – are united in a single oval building and can accommodate 2,600 spectators.
Bright marble columns and semi-circular arches are adorned with traditional ornamentation.
White, gold, and burgundy – the classic execution of the theater’s interior design.
The timeless tale "Romeo and Juliet", Brought ballet's magic, a dance duet. It captivated, it warmed the heart, With its heroes, we felt a part. A month on, curtains rose once more, Our theater's stage set to explore: "Swan Lake" ballet, a radiant show, Told of love's power to bestow! And finally, on Christmas Eve, "The Nutcracker" play did a fairy tale weave! Wonderful music with a magical dance, Bestowed upon us eternal light in its expanse!
