The sumptuous interior of Charles Garnier's Paris Opera House. Excitement, delight and a heightened sense of theatrical illusion are overwhelming right from the entrance. How different to Auckland's dull and lifeless Ayatollah Centre.
Sunday, 15 May 2005
Paris Opera
The sumptuous interior of Charles Garnier's Paris Opera House. Excitement, delight and a heightened sense of theatrical illusion are overwhelming right from the entrance. How different to Auckland's dull and lifeless Ayatollah Centre.
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ReplyDeleteWell, if I'm going to be soaked for a theatre it might as well be one that doesn't look like the ladies loos at Nuremberg.
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