Teatro Tivoli BBVA

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Teatro Tivoli BBVA

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Daniel Afonso wrote a review Mar. 2019
Coimbra, Portugal60 contributions5 helpful votes
Is a good theater to go to an occasional show. Beware when purchasing tickets as there are so seats where your view range may be limited
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Date of experience: March 2019
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Kashvili wrote a review Feb. 2019
London, United Kingdom161 contributions82 helpful votes
Situated in middle of Avenida de Liberdade, almost opposite the Metro station Avenida. This theatre hosts independent presentations. Some are local -eg an evening of Portuguese Fado - or more international. The ticket office was helpful although if you want to see a specific show it is probably best to book on line. Inside the auditorium the seats give good sitelines - but are not exactly theatre seats - more waiting room! Fine however for a 1 - 1.5 hour show. Good sound system. Seat prices from 17 - 35 euros. I understand you can take a tour of the theatre- but i wasn't able to find any information. The show i saw started at 9pm! Early leaflets had been incorrectly printed to say 9.30! However the theatre held the curtain until almost that, but do double check.
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Date of experience: February 2019
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janelitamirta wrote a review Oct. 2018
Gilbert, Arizona434 contributions199 helpful votes
A taste of fado (20 euros) consists of 10 minutes of a guided visit to the small theatre, and 5 or 6 fados accompanied of a pastry and a cup of porto. In at 7/05 pm, out before 8pm. Very nice music, great musicians and great singer. But I expected more than just a short performance. It feels like they are filling time instead of giving you a proper show, which they could if they wanted.
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Date of experience: October 2018
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njahangir wrote a review Jun. 2017
Koh Tao, Thailand17 contributions1 helpful vote
nice and chic hotel, helpfull personel, 10 minutes walking from the city, very nice and rich breakfast Superb lunch best pastel de nata i've ever had
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Date of experience: February 2017
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stanretired wrote a review Feb. 2017
Ormskirk, United Kingdom349 contributions89 helpful votes
Attended a fantastic concert last night with Divine Comedy - political, rebellious, sad, happy, love but most of all entertaining in a quirky way that Neil Hannon has of his own. One of the best concerts I have been involved in. The theatre was an ideal setting for the concert. Recent renovations had been done with consideration to the original features and is cute, clean, architecturally interesting. Lovely, cosy theatre. Three issues do need some attention though. 1. No facilities for buying drinks, etc. I am sure that this will be attended to at some point but temporary measures could easily have been implemented. 2. Exit from the building is very slow to the point of stop especially from the 2nd balcony and needs some thought.k 3. The three staff we encountered were quite officious in their manner which seemed to contradict the experience we have had in the last few days. For example, while waiting to exit I was by a half open day into the stalls area of the theatre. I stood in to take a few photos and a female member of staff rushed over and 'asked' me to leave and I got the impression she would have pushed me out if necessary. Despite this an excellent night in a lovely theatre.
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Date of experience: February 2017
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