"Rice container" at the Phu Tho Circus and Multi-Purpose Performance Hall

The Phu Tho Circus and Multipurpose Performance Hall viewed from the outside.

The Phu Tho Circus and Multipurpose Performance Hall (Phu Tho Hall) is a modern performance stage, and the facility is also expected to open up new creative spaces for artists, while contributing to the development of the city's cultural industry in the future.

Following the "Arts and Culture Magazine" team, viewers had the opportunity to admire the unique and modern design of the place.

Located within the Phu Tho sports and cultural complex, the building impresses with its unique architectural design, resembling a giant "rice storage bin."

This image not only evokes the familiar culture of the Southern region but also symbolizes the cultivation, preservation, and nurturing of cultural and artistic values. The theater has two basement levels and 12 above-ground levels, standing approximately 57.5 meters tall, with a total floor area of nearly 29,500 square meters.

Phu Tho Theater is designed to serve as a multi-purpose performance venue.

One of the notable features of the Phu Tho Theater is its multi-purpose performance design, with a main auditorium seating approximately 2,000 people and a height of 24 meters, creating a spacious environment. The stage, sound, lighting, and technical equipment are all state-of-the-art and comprehensively invested.

Not only does the main auditorium have a large capacity, but it is also designed to be flexible enough to host various art forms such as circus performances, music and dance shows, stage productions, television programs, or large-scale cultural events.

The completion of the project also evoked many emotions in the performing artists.

Beyond just performance venues, the building integrates various other functional spaces such as rehearsal areas, backstage areas, and event support spaces. Through this, Phu Tho Theater is envisioned to become a modern cultural and artistic performance complex, rather than simply a traditional circus.

The completion of the project also brought many emotions to performing artists. For many professionals, this is not only a new stage but also a milestone showing the city's investment and attention to the field of culture and arts.

After years of waiting, the addition of a large-scale performance space in Ho Chi Minh City is expected to create more favorable conditions for artists in their creative work, staging, and organizing high-quality programs.

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Source: https://htv.vn/bo-dung-gao-rap-xiec-va-bieu-dien-da-nang-phu-tho-222260520110059077.htm