Teatro Amazonas

É um marco arquitetônico da cidade foi construído na época do ciclo da borracha. É localizado na região central de Manaus e possui em seus arredores praças e bares o que torna a região bem agradável.
A cúpula no alto do teatro não fazia parte do projeto original e tem o objetivo de representar a bandeira do Brasil.
O teatro sempre tem programação gratuíta para a população e conta com shows bem legais, por exemplo no final de semana que eu fui tinha show do Damien Rice.
No di que fui fazer a visita guiada — R$ 20,00 reais inteira e R$ 10,00 meia– estava para variar um calor insuportável, com uma taxa de umidade de 68% e para o nosso espanto a visita é realizada sem com o ar condicionado desligado, achei uma falta de respeito com os turistas, pois é humanamente impossível prestar atenção em alguma coisa com o abafamento que estava no teatro.
Para quem conhece outros teatros municipais como o do Rio e de São Paulo, o teatro amazonas deixa a desejar, porém é um passeio meio que obrigatório.

I only did a brief stop here but looking from the outside it was well worth a gander. It’s a very beautiful building, quite different from anything else in the area with a colorful tiles dome that attracts attention from afar.
It would be nice to see a concert in this hall and hear the acoustics. Apparently a big sum of money for the rubber industry helped build this.
Plaza in front of it is also beautiful with its black and white tiled pattern and a fountain.

One of the most unique sights in the Amazon is Manaus’ Theater. Like the soccer stadium. this gorgeous Opera House at first seems out of place in the middle of the the rainforest. However, if you take a tour, your guide’s explanation will make perfect sense: Brazil’s 1880s Rubber Boom brings the Portuguese elite to the middle of nowhere and those posh cats needed some entertainment. What to do, what to do, but build your own opera house. So with the «Build it and they will come attitude,» these Rubber Barons built an opera house to rival those of Europe. Why Enrico Caruso once even sang at this bad boy.
Once again, at first it seems rather extravagant and somewhat of a waste in the middle of the rainforest; however, the Portuguese nouveau riche were so wealthy that they could even afford to have their clothing sent back to Portugal to be laundered by momma or whoever was their undies back home. Once you understand that they were the über rich of their day, the opera house is really no different than a billionaire flying in Beyonce to sing at his birthday.
Once inside, you are treated to some amazing architecture and interior design. It is magnificent, a hall adorned in plush color and deep rich woods from the rainforest. However, one of my favorite parts of our tour was a long hall that boasted a hardwood floor. It was so old and delicate that we each had to wear soft booties over our shoes before we could walk on it. After years of bootie-​clad tourist sliding over the hall’s floor. the floor’s surface had been polished to the smoothness of an ice skating rink. Hey, I couldn’t resist, and I soon found myself taking a bit of a run and sliding all over the floor. Sure, our guide was none to happy with me, but how many times are you going to get slide over polished hardwood floors in the Amazon? Exactly!

Manaus is in the middle of Brazil, in the middle of the Amazon jungle, where the two great rivers join to form the Amazon River. Despite that story-​book-​like description, it is a big city, in a trade zone, with plenty of foreign manufacturers, and a tourist industry that uses «eco» quite a bit (but the «eco» this and «eco» that of the city that is chewing up a good part of the Amazon jungle). The actual «jungle» itself can be miles off. The expansion of this city into the wilds of the Amazons and intro to urbanization probably had its start from rubber barrons and that is why the Teatro Amazonas is here.
The initial idea to create an opera house in Manaus began 1871… sort of the heart of the Amazonian jungle type mystique. At that time, the city of Manaus was undergoing commercialisation, a ‘rubber boom’ sort of like Silicon Valley, except rubber (OK not Silicone – that’s the boobie implant industry of L.A.). Put it this way, they had serious bucks back in the 1800’s, enough to drag matériel up river, all the way from Europe to build this thing. They say it took 15 years to complete and when you enter this place, it shows that it belongs at another time. High ceilings, and in some places, creaky floors.
A must see when you’re in town because it is a part of the city’s history. In my case, I just wanted to get into some shade after a couple of hours in boat up the Rio Negro into the «jungle».

Verschwenderisch gestaltet: schwere Samtvorhänge, Kristalllüster aus
Murano, italienischer Marmor, feine Holzfußböden, französische
Tapisserien nichts war exclusiv genug für das 1200 Sitzplätze fassende
Teatro. Für uns Europäer wäre das nichts besonderes. Aber wo dieses
Theater steht, im Herzen Brasiliens das ist die eigentliche
Faszination. Also unbedingt besuchen!
Das Opernhaus kann nur im Rahmen einer Führung (englisch) besucht werden.

L’opéra de Manaus datant de 1896 se trouve au coeur de la ville elle même au coeur de la jungle amazonienne ! Témoin de la richesse passée (le caoutchouc), les guides y entretiennent le mythe que Caruso et Sarah Bernhardt y sont venus ! Toujours est-​il que cela témoigne de l’aura de la France et de Paris à cette époque. Le bâtiment a été repeint d’une couleur de goyave. Y écouter un opéra est un plaisir rare ! NB: prendre une petite laine (un comble pour cette ville au climat équatorial), car l’air conditionné est réglé au max !

Ein Besuch des Teatro Amazonas ist das Highlight von Manaus schlechthin.
Seit Eröffnung lockt das Opernhaus viele Schauspieler und Besucher der ganzen Welt an. Nach 1997 wandelt sich das Teatro Amazonas zum Mittelpunkt der brasilianischen Oper. Heute gehört das Opern-​Festival zum festen Bestandteil des kulturellen Lebens in Manaus.

Mantido pelo Estado do Amazonas. foi inaugurado em 31 de dezembro de 1896. Imponente, representa o auge do ciclo da borracha no Brasil.
O Teatro é simplesmente maravilhoso!
Só a cortina do palco já é um espetáculo, como foi toda pintada a mao, pra conservar a pintura, a cortina nao abre pros lados, mas corre pra cima do teatro numa área reservada e nunca é dobrada.
Tem lugar para 701 pessoas, 3 pavimentos.
Promove visitas guiadas para turistas e comunidades, com personagens de época revendo fatos importantes de sua história.
O Lugar é lindo, quem for a Manaus nao pode perder!

É um local muito bonito, histórico e recebe muitos turistas, no geral é uma coisa muito estática, voçê entra vê tudo e sai, nada de óó.mas vale a pena ir, é cheio de detalhes, as pinturas nas paredes, é um local que vc tira muita foto.
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O Teatro Amazonas, situado na praça de São Sebastião aqui na minha cidade de Manaus. Para quem nunca veio a Manaus, ele é um dos milhares que lugares lindos e confortáveis que a cidade proporciona aos seus turistas. Ele é grandioso para nós, rico em detalhes, encantador! Recomendo para quem nunca veio a cidade, quando vier passar para conhecer

Die Oper ist wunderschön und damit so fast das einzig Schöné in Manaus. Es gibt viele Veranstaltungen die umsonst sind. Ich habe mir ein modernes Theaterstück angeschaut. Es gibt aber auch Konzerte,… So spart man auch das Geld für eine Führung.