The Cairo Opera House, situated on Gezira Street in Zamalek, serves as a beacon of cultural life in Egypt, playing a vital role in Cairo’s artistic scene. Since its inauguration on 10 October 1988, it has become a symbol of Egypt’s rich heritage and a hub of creativity. The opera house showcases a variety of performances, it also offers valuable educational opportunities and serves as a home for modern art due to its museum. A Stage for the Arts At the heart of the Cairo Opera House is its commitment to the performing arts. The venue hosts a variety of events, including opera and ballet concerts, featuring both local and international artists. A highlight of the season is the annual performance of the beloved Nutcracker ballet, showcased by renowned and famous ballerinas such as Honoka Yokomizo, Mamduh Hassan, Hani Hassan, and Nadia Lycenko, adding a special charm to Christmas celebrations in Egypt. The grandeur of the main auditorium, with its elegant design and state-of-the-art acoustics, provides an ideal setting for these performances. The opera house regularly features productions by the Cairo Opera Company, which showcases both traditional operas and new…
