Municipal Theatre of Santiago

Went to see the ballet and it was lovely, wish they had a tiny bit of flexibility with start time, we got just 5 minutes late because it took us forever to find parking and had to wait an hour to be able to enter the presentation. That was disappointing but the show was amazing.

This place is truly unbelievable. I can’t even think how come I never came before. Mum and I saw Giselle, a ballet performance with the Santiago Philharmonic. The spectacle was world class and time flew by. The building is magnificent; elegant, majestic and so well preserved. Tickets are really affordable and most of the seats have great stage visibility and sound. Overall, well be back

genuinely my favorite tour in Santiago!! (even though my tour guide didn’t speak english and my spanish is spotty at best). Recommend going to the box office (clear door to the right when facing the building) a few days before to secure a ticket. I went an hour or so before would have gotten shut out if I hadn’t come back just before the tour started, and someone else failed to show up. The staff there was very kind and super helpful in getting me squared away and where I needed to be on time though! On the tour, we could hear someone practicing for a symphony concert in many of the halls, saw real ballerinas and opera singers practicing, and got to go backstage. For a theatre nerd like me, this is was an unbelievably good experience for just 8.000 CLPs. I want to live in this building so bad 🧡

Gorgeous theatre. As it is quite old, the seats are designed for when people were smaller. The orchestra and special effects were amazing. The singers were wonderful too. I loved it. Definitely going again and again

I enjoyed it a lot. It is beautiful. I sat on the ground floor. The band was loud and wonderful. It was a little hot with so many people there. So I recommend a hand fan so you can cool when you need to.

I flew to Santiago from Panamá City to see “NIJINSKA: Secreto de la Vanguardia”, a world premiere of Avatâra Ayuso’s ballet performed by the dancers of the ballet of Santiago. The ballet was superb, the theater gorgeous and beautifully maintained. I only wish that they could create a bigger, more elegant cafe’ and/or bar for drinks and refreshments before the show and during intermission. The concession stand was more befitting a movie theater than that of an opera house.

Teatro Municipal de Santiago is a great place to enjoy opera, ballet, concerts and other artistic shows. Magnificence, confortable, and traditional in the heart of Santiago.

Absolutely stunning theatre that rivals some of the grand theatres of traditional Europe. While the facility is not fancy, it gets the job done perfectly. Things are old and the age shows on the hallways and walls but it presents a sense of nostalgia as if you're transported a couple hundred years ago. We picked the cheapest tickets in the Galleria which presented pretty poor views of the stage but for the price of US$2 per person, it was great to experience the architecture and history at such a low price.