Last time I
posted about the artistic beauties of the theater as a building;
today I would like to share some pictures that hint at the great
quality of the workshops, particularly regarding the tailoring one.
First, though, a couple of pictures of the building plan as depicted
on a board at the park in front of the theater.
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| General view of the board |
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| A detail of where is what |
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| More on locations |
Next, pictures of
some of the costumes in exhibition at one of the main halls:
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Anne Boley, from the oper Anne Boleyn
by Donizzetti |
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| Henry VIIIth, from the same oper |
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Prince Kalf, from the oper Turandot
by Puccini |
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| Princess Turandot, from same named oper |
Although the pictures are not very good -flashes were forbidden- you can still see the luxurious details in embroidery and cloth; these pieces are quite old and they aren't used any longer, they belong to the theater's Museum.
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