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The Teatru tal-Opra Aurora, built in 1971-1976 according to plans, designs and decorations of the renowned Maltese artist Chev. Emvin Cremona, can host up to 1600 people. With a spacious and gracefully raked auditorium, it ensures a clear unobstructed line of vision and comfort during the shows.
This largest opera house on the islands hosts its esteemed audiences in the stalls, a level of Âhall boxes accessed from within the auditorium, two other boxed tiers and an upper gallery. Its u-shape design, slope, architectural features, and deliberate choice of furnishing fabrics and materials including the soffit, endow the Teatru tal-Opra Aurora with perfect acoustics making it an ideal venue for operas and any other musical form of entertainment.
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A Spectacle to be remembered and treasured
A 1200-strong audience thronged to the Aurora Opera House last Saturday as the theatre launched its 50th anniversary celebrations with a special night that celebrated cinema heritage and film music. Aurora Resounds, a Royal Talkies encore was essentially a concert of film music, by the Leone Band, conducted by Colin Attard. However, it turned out to be much more than that as veterans and relatives
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a Violetta of unusual emotional depth
A 1200-strong audience thronged to the Aurora Opera House last Saturday as the theatre launched its 50th anniversary celebrations with a special night that celebrated cinema heritage and film music. Aurora Resounds, a Royal Talkies encore was essentially a concert of film music, by the Leone Band, conducted by Colin Attard. However, it turned out to be much more than that as veterans and relatives
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Film music kickstarts the Aurora’s 50th birthday celebrations in ‘Aurora Resounds’
A 1200-strong audience thronged to the Aurora Opera House last Saturday as the theatre launched its 50th anniversary celebrations with a special night that celebrated cinema heritage and film music. Aurora Resounds, a Royal Talkies encore was essentially a concert of film music, by the Leone Band, conducted by Colin Attard. However, it turned out to be much more than that as veterans and relatives
