Teatro Multiplan

Teatro Multiplan is a contemporary performance venue located within the Shopping VillageMall in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro. With a 5-star rating and ranked among the top attractions in the city, it offers a diverse program of theater, music, dance, and comedy shows. The auditorium is designed for excellent acoustics and sightlines, ensuring an intimate experience despite its size. Visitors appreciate the air-conditioned comfort, clean facilities, and the convenience of being inside a mall with ample parking and dining options. The theater attracts both local and touring productions, from Brazilian plays to international acts. Its location in the upscale Barra district makes it a popular evening destination for residents and tourists alike, offering a sophisticated cultural outing away from the beach crowds. The staff are noted for their professionalism, and the venue often hosts premieres and special events.

Don't miss

• Watch a live theater performance or concert in an intimate setting
• Enjoy pre-show dining at the mall's restaurants
• Admire the modern architecture and interior design
• Attend a comedy show for a fun night out
• Check the schedule for family-friendly matinees

Tickets & tours

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Know before you go

• Buy tickets online to secure seats and avoid lines.
• Arrive early for parking; the mall can be busy on weekends.
• Snacks and drinks are available at the concession stand.
• Silence your phone; photography during performances is prohibited.

A bit of history

Teatro Multiplan opened in 2012 as part of the VillageMall expansion, designed by renowned Brazilian architect Ruy Rezende. It was built to provide Barra da Tijuca with a high-quality cultural space, quickly becoming a hub for the performing arts in Rio's western zone.