S. Krushelnytska Opera and Ballet National Academic Theatre

S. Krushelnytska Opera and Ballet National Academic Theatre
Address: 28 Svobody ave.
Location: Center
Phone: (032) 242-11-63, (032) 274-20-80
Fax: (032) 242-11-64
E-mail: lvivopera@gmail.com
Site: www.opera.lviv.ua

The S. Krushelnytska Opera and Ballet Theatre is a well-organized creative body where over 500 people work towards a common goal. 

The repertoire includes 10 Ukrainian music compositions. It should be emphasized that no other similar theatre in Ukraine has such a large number of Ukrainian productions.  

There are also many operas written by foreign composers, and most of these operas are performed in the original language: «Othello», «Aida», «La Traviata», «Nabucco», and «A Masked Ball» by G. Verdi, «Tosca», «La Bohème» and «Madame Butterfly» by G. Puccini, «Cavalleria Rusticana» by P. Mascagni, and «Pagliacci» by R. Leoncavallo (in Italian); «Carmen» by G. Bizet (in French), «The Haunted Manor» by S. Moniuszko (in Polish), and «Iolanta» (in Russian).

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