1996-1997

The front-page programme increases in direct response to public demand. 6 operas, a zarzuela, 6 dance companies, the subscription series of the Royal Symphony Seville Orchestra (ROSS), various different series, the “Encuentro de Música de Cine” or the “Bienal de Arte Flamenco”.

1995-1996

Wonderful opera titles: Werther, Rigoletto, with the renowned voices of Alfredo Kraus or Leo Nucci; pianists such as Aldo Ciccolini; dancers Nacho Duato or Víctor Ullate, orchestras, choral ensembles, classical ballet in January. A permanent and balanced programme at the theatre is underway and graphic designer Manuel Ortiz provides the corporate image.

1994-1995

Opera, zarzuela, dance, prominent soloist performers, piano, recitals, flamenco, concerts by the Seville Symphony Orchestra. Impressive seasons’ series begin to take their place in the annual programme and subscriber numbers increase. In 1995, King Juan Carlos (today emeritus) awarded the title of “Royal” to the Seville Symphony Orchestra.

1993-1994

Besides the concerts of the Seville Symphony Orchestra, the theatre hosted the “Encuentro de Música de Cine and Música de las Naciones”, with performances by soloists and conductors such as Badea, Brouwer, Domingo, Arteta, Roa, Šutej, Ros-Marbà, or the Philip Glass Ensemble with Beauty and the Beast; and Porgy and Bess by Gershwin.

1992-1993

After Expo 92, the theatre became the venue for the Seville Symphony Orchestra whose concerts alternated with others by The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, Wiener Symphoniker or the Filarmonica della Scala, as well as the “Festival Internacional de Jazz” and the “Festival Internacional de Danza, Itálica”.
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