Theatre Building Collection

Illustration of Elizabethan theatre

Luxembourg, Luxembourg City, Kirchberg Plateau. Philharmonie Luxembourg Grand-Duchesse Josephine-Charlotte, philharmonic Hall, sunset

Graumans Chinese Theatre, Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, United States of America, North America

Arcade of Vienna State Opera, Innere Stadt, Vienna, Austria

Royal Theatre Carre, Amsterdam, Netherlands

The actor Josef Lewinsky as Carlos in Goethes Clavigo, 1895 (oil on canvas)
6372819 The actor Josef Lewinsky as Carlos in Goethes Clavigo, 1895 (oil on canvas) by Klimt, Gustav (1862-1918); 60x44 cm; Osterreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna, Austria; Austrian

Italy, Milan, Opera at Teatro La Scala, early 1800s
Italy, 19th century. An opera at the Teatro La Scala in Milan, early 1800s

Adagio appassionato, with passion, by Albert Maignan, 1904
Albert Maignan (1845-1908), Adagio appassionato (with passion), 1904

Illustration of Globe Theatre being built in Elizabethan times

Illustration of a theatres interior with a play being performed on stage and audience in the stalls and balconies

USA-Indiana-Indianapolis: Murat Shrine Theater in the Lockerbie Square Neighborhood
USA, Indiana, Indianapolis: Murat Shrine Theater in the Lockerbie Square Neighborhood

USA, Alabama, Birmingham. Alabama Theater, sign

Teatro Regio, Parma, Emilia-Romagna, Italy

Chinese theatre, San Francisco. Wood engraving c1870

Italy, Rome, Colosseum, Ancient Roman amphitheatre
Colosseum, Rome, showing side elevation and upper tiers. Ancient Roman amphitheatre. Photograph

Noto Theatre and cafe at night in Piazza XVI Maggio, Noto, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus
The site of the Theatre of Dionysus Eleuthereus, on the south slope of the Athenian Acropolis, excavated in 1838 and throughout most of the following century

Elevated view of Odeon of Herodes Atticus
The Odeon of Herodes Atticus is a stone theatre structure located on the south slope of the Acropolis of Athens. It was built in 161 AD by the Athenian magnate Herodes Atticus in memory of his wife

Inauguration of Paris Opera, entrance of spectators on staircase, 1875
France, 19th century. Paris, inauguration of the Opera, 1875. The entrance of the spectators on the staircase

Paris, Theatre des Italiens, 19th century
France, 19th century. Paris, Theatre des Italiens

Loggias of theatre by Jean Baptiste Thomas (1791-1838), Year in Rome (Un an a Rome)
Italy, 19th century. Loggias of a theatre. From Jean Baptiste Thomas (1791-1838), A year in Rome (Un an a Rome)

Germany, Bavaria, Munich, Interior of the Cuvillies Theatre during a performance, watercolor
Germany, 19th century. Munich, Bavaria. Interior of the Cuvillies Theatre or Old Residence Theatre (Altes Residenztheater) during a performance. Watercolor

Interior of Marie Antoinettes Petit Trianon Theatre, by Antoinette Asselineau, oil on canvas
Antoinette Asselineau (1811-dopo 1841), Interior of Marie Antoinettes Petit Trianon Theatre in 1838, oil on canvas, 81x100 cm

France, Paris, Scene from the opera Angelica e Medoro, ossia l Orlando, by Giuseppe Nicolini (1762-1842) at the Opera Comique in Paris 19th century, Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs (Library)

Italy, Milan, Opera performance at Teatro alla Scala, 19th century
Italy, 19th century. Milan, an opera performance at the Teatro alla Scala

Cross section of theatre with stage and stalls, by Claude-Louis Chatelet, watercolor, 1781
Claude-Louis Chatelet (1753-1795), Recueil des Plans du Petit Trianon, 1781. Cross section of the theatre: the stage and the stalls. Watercolor

France, Paris, Gymnase Theatre and Marguery Restaurant, Postcard from beginning of 1900s
France, 20th century. Paris, the Gymnase Theatre and Marguery Restaurant. Postcard from the beginning of the 1900s

Austria, Vienna, Interior of the Theater an der Wien (Vienna Theater), watercolored print by J. C. Schoeller
Austria, Vienna, Interior of the Theater an der Wien (Vienna Theater), watercolored print by J.C. Schoeller 19th century, Historisches Museum der Stadt Wien (History Museum)

Austria, Vienna, Renewed interior of Theater an Der Wien, colour print, 19th century
Austria, 19th century. Vienna, the renewed interior of the Theater an Der Wien. Color print

The Stage, by Jean-Louis Forain, 1885
Jean-Louis Forain (1852-1931), The Stage, circa 1885

Naples, San Carlo Theatre, 1824, engraving
Italy, 19th century. Naples. San Carlo Theatre. Engraving, 1824

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Theatre Building: A Global Journey through Time and Culture Step into the world of theatre buildings, where artistry and architecture merge to create magnificent spaces that transport audiences to different realms. From Luxembourg City's Kirchberg Plateau to the bustling streets of Los Angeles, these structures stand as testaments to human creativity and passion for performance. In Luxembourg, the Philharmonie Luxembourg Grand-Duchesse reigns supreme on the cultural scene. Its sleek design harmonizes with the cityscape, reflecting modernity while paying homage to tradition. Here, music fills every corner, captivating hearts with its enchanting melodies. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves in Hollywood Boulevard's Grauman's Chinese Theatre. This iconic landmark has witnessed countless movie premieres and star-studded events since its opening in 1927. Its ornate facade transports visitors back in time while serving as a symbol of Hollywood glamour. Continuing our journey in Europe, Vienna's Arcade of Vienna State Opera beckons us with its grandeur. Nestled within Innere Stadt, this architectural masterpiece showcases Austria's rich artistic heritage. The opulent interiors set the stage for unforgettable performances that captivate both locals and tourists alike. Amsterdam welcomes us next with open arms at Royal Theatre Carré. This historic venue has hosted everything from circus acts to theatrical productions since 1887. Its elegant façade stands tall amidst Amsterdam's vibrant cityscape—a testament to Dutch love for culture and entertainment. Venturing further back into history brings us face-to-face with ancient Greek civilization at Maronia and Pleuron theaters near Missolonghi. These archaeological wonders whisper tales of ancient dramas performed under starlit skies—an ode to Greece's enduring legacy in theater arts. Pietro Berrettini da Cortona invites us into his creative process through his study for a theater in Palazzo Pitti Florence—a glimpse into Renaissance Italy’s architectural brilliance fused seamlessly with artistic vision.