STORY

The Opera House stands proudly in the heart of the city, its ornate facade illuminated by the soft glow of golden lights. Friday night has arrived, and the anticipation within the theater's walls is palpable. Behind the scenes, the cast and crew prepare for the evening's performance.

In the dressing rooms, two talented opera singers have meticulously adorned themselves in elaborate costumes. The female singer, with her commanding presence and soaring soprano voice, is cast as the tragic heroine. The male singer, possessing a powerful tenor that could move even the coldest hearts, portrays the ardent lover. As they practice their arias, the harmonies echo through the entire building.

In the orchestra pit, the harpist tunes the strings of her instrument with precision. Her fingers dance gracefully across the strings, accompanied by the sonorous tones of the talented bassist and the virtuoso violinist.

Meanwhile, the usher at the theater's entrance is ready to greet the arriving audience with a warm smile. Dressed in a smart uniform, he stands by the imposing doors, ensuring that every guest feels welcomed into the world of drama and music.

DESCRIPTION

The opera house is a two-storied building with the following elements:

First Floor:

Entrance: The entrance serves as the main access point for the audience, it includes a lobby where patrons can gather before the performance, purchase tickets, and access the other facilities.
Stage: The stage is a large wooden area with red curtains and lighting.
Seats: The first floor is equipped with seating arrangements for the audience to enjoy the performance.
Dressing Room: The room where singers and performers prepare and change costumes. It has direct access to the stage and is equipped with a costume rack, a box containing various props, and a makeup station including a chair, a mirror, and cosmetics.

Second Floor:

Balconies: The second floor features balconies that overlook the stage. Balcony seating provides an elevated view of the performance and railings ensure the safety of the audience.
Restroom: The discreetly placed restroom caters to the needs of the patrons, it includes a toilet and a sink.

Roof:

Glass Dome: The opera house's roof is adorned with a glass dome that houses a chandelier. This architectural feature adds an aesthetic element but also allows natural light to enter the space, and offers a view of the night sky after the sun has set.

Dimensions: 32x48 studs

6 minifigures

11 stickers

The background on the stage is easily removable to allow for customization and to adapt to your favorite play.