Malmö Theater by T.Rex
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October 9, 2017
OK, folks. After a LOT of searching the web I FINALLY found a rather good photo of the inside of Malmö City Theater.
NOTE! This photo is NOT by me! It's from the Internet! I just can't find the web address again.
This is from the stage, looking into part of the salon. The wall to the right can fold away, making the room 50% larger. There is a similar folding wall to the left, behind the black curtain, making for a doubling of the size of the salon. There are also several tiers of lights, some in the salon ceiling, others over the stage or on the back wall.
This photo gives you somewhat of an idea how big this theater is, both seating wise as well as scene wise.
Enjoy!

Comments (12)
Absolutely Gorgeous,
A very elegant place. I would bet the acoustics are fantastic.
That's one darn cool pov and amazing place.
Wonderful to see my friend. God bless.
This is wonderbar in detail, subject matter and composition. And, an excellent opportunity to rid oneself of stage fright.
Beauty
Beautiful theater
Thanks for sharing this with us. Nicely done.
http://www.archdaily.com/626277/city-in-the-city-schmidt-hammer-lassen-architects
I came across this with several photos. very beautiful theater
I've heard of it but have not been able to go there. Thanks for the link. The place looks very interesting.
or to learn that you have a very severe case of stage-fright! Great view
What a great place this would be to enjoy a symphony concert or a good play. Fascinating!
I followed theater lighting for many years to guide my son who was into games totally. I was interested in a production lit entirely by black light with the props sets and makeup all fluorescent. Even now the way a stage is made is amazing to me.
Interesting view!