Located one block from the cathedral, Teatro Macedonia is a small concert hall that's as fine and... read more
We enjoyed seeing the Met in HD in this superb theatre. Could there be a more appropriate, or... read more
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Located one block from the cathedral, Teatro Macedonia is a small concert hall that's as fine and ornate as any you'll find in Europe. If a concert or show is scheduled during your stay in Oaxaca by all means buy a ticket and go. There...More
We enjoyed seeing the Met in HD in this superb theatre. Could there be a more appropriate, or beautiful, building for enjoying an opera? It's certainly a far cry from our Cineplex back home. Visitors to Oaxaca should make a point of seeing this grand...More
This lovely theatre dates from the early 1900s. Good views no matter where you are seated. A varied program of music and shows but dont miss the Oaxaca symphony orchestra if they are playing!
This Theater was built 1903-1909. Originally it was the theater/casino Luis Mier y Teran. Later it became the General Jesus Carranza. It is currently called Macedonio Alcala Theatre in honor of the Oaxacan composer of the waltz Dios Nuncio Muere. The building has renaissance influence....More
Home to the Oaxaca Symphony Orchestra, this theater is one of a kind, it used to be a casino, and it's architecture is amazing. If you like classical music you should visit, free concerts by Oaxaca Symphony are on fridays at 8pm.
We have been several times to this amazing Teatro for concerts. The greatest things is that almost all the concerts are for free. It is an very impressed building and great atmosphere. We have been to many places in the world but are so impressed...More
Beautiful Theater, small but with plenty of architectural details in the roof and walls of the theater. Very nice place to listen to concerts and to play in it.
We check the Oaxaca Calendar and Que Pasa Oaxaca on line to see what films, concert or dance performances are scheduled in the theater. Many events are free or low cost. The extravagantly painted ceiling, with scantily clad floating beauties, is a delight, as are...More
It seems the schedule to see the interior is picked every day. I was there twice, different schedules each time. Could not visit the interior. The Tourism Ministry should see into these!
Built in the turn of the 19th to 20th century this theater has a parisian style. Inside is even more remarkable with a beautiful stairwell. Take a look inside.
