Vahdat Hall

Vahdat Hall, originally Roudaki Hall, is a performing arts complex in Tehran, Iran. It was built as the national stage for opera and ballet, with a design influenced by the Vienna State Opera. The auditorium seats 750 people across a main hall and balconies.

不容错过

• Main curtain with a phoenix rising from the ashes motif in Persian miniature style
• Three-level main stage with revolving and moving stages
• Two tiers of boxes and balconies in the auditorium
• Home to the Tehran Symphony Orchestra, Tehran Opera Orchestra, and Iranian National Ballet Company

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如何到达

行前须知

• The hall is a performing arts complex, not a museum; check for scheduled performances.
• Originally named Roudaki Hall, it was renamed Vahdat Hall after the 1979 Revolution.

历史背景

Construction began in 1957 and took ten years, designed by architect Eugene Aftandilian. The hall was equipped with advanced lighting and sound systems, revolving and moving stages, and a main stage with three levels. It was inaugurated on 26 October 1967 by Mohammad Reza Shah and Shahbanu Farah Pahlavi with the performance of the first Persian opera, 'Rustic Festival'. Before the 1979 Revolution, it hosted world-famous music, opera, and dance artists. After the revolution, it remained Tehran's most important venue, staging traditional Iranian music, pop, and classical concerts.