Alhamra Open Air Theater

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Lahore, Pakistan

Performing arts theater

Alhamra Open Air Theater Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Alhamra Open Air Theater is located in Lahore, Pakistan on Alhamra Cultural Complex, Hafeez Kardar Rd, Tipu Block Garden Town,. Alhamra Open Air Theater is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category performing arts theater in Pakistan.

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Alhamra Cultural Complex, Hafeez Kardar Rd, Tipu Block Garden Town,

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Behzad Taimur

An excellent feather in Lahore's art cap. Some of the finest events take place here. Truly an art hub. Head on over and check out what's going on. Something that interest you should get you in to enjoy an evening under the open starry sky. The place is decent amenities. A couple of food vendors serve snacks. Fear not - There is a flurry of topnotch restaurants nearby that you can hop off towards once you've enjoyed a cultural offering at the open-air theater!

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M Hassan Raza

Not so good not so bad, overall 4 stars, due to good security.

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Umm Ul Baneen

It is a good place. Besides this is Alhamra art gallery containing famous and rare paintings.

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mano naeem

It's always Great Cox I started my field from this place I love Alhamra Open theater alot this picture taken by US there is awesome views here

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Anwar Islam

Very nice and beautiful place for musical concerts.

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Shoaib Mukhtar

The open-air theatre was designed for large cultural activities. It has a seating capacity of 4'500, backstage facilities, two smaller theatres/auditoriums (350-400 people), retail spaces, restrooms, VIP lounge, and rehearsal areas. The basic mass of the building is cylindrical. The commercial activities on the ground level provide financing for the building. The exterior of the building is made of red brick interspersed with courses of decorative patterns made of ceramic tiles or bevelled bricks. Small pairs of windows that bring light to the upper level passages make another horizontal pattern on the wall. On the parapet level, semi-circular arched openings run along the top of the wall. The building therefore, has a horizontal composition. The arena of the theatre is primarily hexagonal in shape. The transfer from the circular envelope to the hexagonal stage engendered two types of circulation patterns: one that runs radially from the centre to the periphery and the other runs parallel to the sides of the hexagon. The overlap of the sides of the hexagon resulted in the location of some seating sections slightly off from the centre. This helps to lighten up the effect of the centrality of the composition, by accentuating slightly oblong lines of sight. The basic design premise starts from the functional requirements of sight lines and acoustics. As the arena was to accommodate an audience of 4,500, seating all around the stage provides close range visibility for the maximum number of viewers. The arena concept of this building is a direct reference to what the architect perceived as old Greek and Roman theatres. The main building has a reinforced concrete column-and-beam structure with handmade brick infill and red-brick cladding with traditional red surkhi mortar. Brick courses are interspersed with decorative ceramic tile courses. The flooring is made from terrazzo.

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Abdul Ahad

A cozy setup with a couple of halls under the briilliant amphitheatre.

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Mix Masala Videos

It was nice entertainment