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Luis A Ferré Center for the Performing Arts
Built in 1981 in Santurce, this center has more than 1800 seats in the festival hall, about 700 in the drama hall and 200 in the experimental theater. The three concert halls fill when the Puerto Rican Symphony Orchestra holds one of its weekly winter performances. International stars also perform here, and it stages productions by the Ópera de Puerto Rico and Ballet de San Juan.
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Teatro Tapia
Something of a city emblem, the Teatro Tapia on the south side of Plaza Colón is an intimate neoclassical theater designed in the Italian style with three-tiered boxes and an elegantly decorated lobby. Dating from 1832 and named after the so-called 'Father of Puerto Rican literature', Alejandro Tapia y Rivera, the building has long acted as a nexus for the island's rich cultural life and has hosted big names from the world of opera, stage and ballet from around the world.
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