Theatre buffs would visit every country and each city where a theatre is located in. Isn’t it awesome to see to what extent a theatrical culture is developed in Italia or Australia? The way people stage a play is unique throughout the world and this what attracts theatre-goers most of all. In addition to it, theatre lovers tend to scrutinize the slightest detail the architecture has. Hundreds of selfies will be taken at the background of The Globe Theatre in London, right? If the description is about you, this article is definitely for you.
1. New York. It is a theatrical kaleidoscope that can indulge the most demanding critic. Just name it! Broadway is strewn with such smash-hits as “Hamilton”, “The Lion King”, “Wicked” etc. There are dozens of Off-Broadway productions and plays staged in modest venues by amateurs. New York is the capital of theatres where you would like to stay forever. What is your theatrical wish for now? Is it Hamilton? Then it's your lucky day as you can get Broadway tickets to “Hamilton” right now.
2. Melbourne. Lots of spectacular views can be offered for theatre-lovers in this city. If you are fond of classical stream, Royal Botanical Gardens for Shakespeare will take your breath away. There is the Arts Precinct on the Southbank of the Yarra River for fans of modern architecture. You can’t miss on a chance to take a stroll down the Theatre District where art deco playhouses are situated.
3. Milan. It is a dream city for all dandies and for theatre buffs as well. Drop by to Corso Como to have a snack before having a great time in La Scala. It is a magnificent place where opera magnum opuses are performed at the highest level. Then, head to Teatro degli Arcimboldi and make yourself comfortable for jazz performances if it is what you want to hear tonight.
4. London. This city is extremely theatrically diverse. Children, teenagers, young and elderly people will be equally satisfied having such a vast range of theatres in the capital. At the Globe Theatre your favorite Elizabethan dramas are staged and in Regent’s Park open-air theatre you can spend a lovely summer evening with your girlfriend. Theatreland is a must-see destination in the centre of London.
5. Athens. Drama was born here and you must come to see its birthplace. It is a perfect travel destination for fans of classical theatre. Did you know that the oldest theatre where still performances are staged is The Odeon of Herodes Atticus? You will see the play in the 21 st century being in ancient times simultaneously. Don’t forget to visit the Dora Stratou Garden Theatre where you will spot lots of folk peculiarities.
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