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Seville presently has theatres and cultural
centers that have permitted the Andalusian capital to enter
in a circuit of international theatre, opera and orchestra
companies.
The Teatro Lope de Vega was built for the 1929 Latin American
Exposition, forming part of the Exposition’s Casino
of the Seville Pavilion. Today, and after thorough remodelling
it houses musical and theatrical performances.
The Teatro Central and the Teatro de la Maestranza were also
inherited from a World’s Fair, in this case Expo ’92.
The first is located on the Cartuja Island, offering vanguard
theatrical and musical performances. Programming includes
influences such as classical and temporary theatre, jazz,
rock and flamenco with its Flamenco Viene del Sur series.
The Teatro de la Maestranza offers performances which vary
from dance, opera, zarzuela (light opera) and classical concerts
with interventions from the Royal Symphonic Orchestra of Seville.
The Auditorio (Auditorium) is an open air theatre where large
event concerts are held throughout most of the year due to
Seville’s mild climate.
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