Tata Theatre
Tata Theatre
Tata Theatre

Tata Theatre

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This distinctive space that can seat 960 is the best of both worlds. It effortlessly combines the intimate ambience of a small-scale venue with the splendour of a full scale arena. A revolving stage, brilliant acoustics and a foyer with a breathtaking view of the sea are just some of the things that make the Tata Theatre the venue of choice for both, performers and audiences. Created by the renowned American Modernist architect Philip Johnson and the legendary acoustician Cyril Harris, this theatre opened in 1982. Today, it is Mumbai's preferred venue for Indian classical concerts, Western chamber music and theatre.
  • iconSeating Capacity: 960 seats
  • iconStage Type: Semi-circular thrust stage, no proscenium, no house-curtain.
  • iconFloor : Hardwood timber flooring on concrete
  • iconProscenium theatre equipped with modern stagecraft, excellent acoustics and sight-line suitable for productions of opera, ballet, musical and large-scale corporate shows.

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