Teatro Metropolitan SURA

Note: we didn't go to the main hall, but to a smaller room, so this review is about that. Seats were comfortable and big and all offered excellent visibility of the stage. Not much more to say about this historical and famous theatre, but if you get the chance (I think it is on every Wednesday at 10) DO go and see "Othelo termina mal" (Othello doesn't end well) a superb play "inspired" by Shakespeare, but transformed into a comedy. It is laugh-out-loud funny, but also very smart and witty and often surprising. Highly, highly recommended!

We arrived 25 minutes before the start of the play. It was a very cold day and the started heating the place after the show stated. Very cold but later was ok. Querido Evan is awesome. Recommended for 13+

Metropolitan is one of the classic theatres in Los Angeles, always changing their shows with the best plays, like the Broadway musical Dear Evan (the first one in Spanish with the best argentinian singer Julia Zenko). It's a place you should visit at least once if you are coming to Buenos Aires as a great excuse to come to Downtown around the Obelisco or a good pizza across-the-board the street in Guerrin. So enjoy the view, the show nd don't forget the food kater

Went for my daughter's dance presentation and the accommodations were great. It has elevator for wheelchairs.

I really enjoyed the experience in this theater. The acoustics are beautiful, it can be heard from as far away from the theater as possible. Very good lighting and sound. Bathrooms in very good condition.

I am used to going to to theatre, a bit crowded and noisy, perhaps, that is part of the deal in such a big city,
Although I went to Broadway in New York, and despite the noise, the atmosphere is relaxed.

A proper theatre with edgy real plays. Especially recommended, Pundonor/Point d'Honneur, by the astonishingly talented an funny Andrea Garrote! Not to be missed!