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Location: London, England. Historical Significance: Hosting operas and ballets since the 1730s, it is the home of the Royal Opera and the Royal Ballet.

Location: Moscow, Russia. Historical Significance: Opened in 1825, it is a historic theatre in Russia, designed for large-scale ballet and opera performances.

Location: Milan, Italy. Historical Significance: Opened in 1778, this theater is renowned for opera performances and is linked with many of the greatest operatic artists.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical Significance: Opened in 1883, it is one of the most prestigious opera stages in the world.

Location: London, England. Historical Significance: The theater originally built in 1599 was associated with William Shakespeare and saw the premiere of many of his plays.

Location: Sydney, Australia. Historical Significance: An iconic symbol of both Sydney and Australia, opened in 1973, known for its distinctive architecture and multi-venue performing arts center.

Location: Paris, France. Historical Significance: Built from 1861 to 1875 for the Paris Opera, it is one of the most famous opera houses in the world.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical Significance: Representing the highest level of commercial theater in the English-speaking world, it's famed for musicals and plays.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical Significance: Opened in 1911, it has been a significant Broadway theater, known for iconic productions such as 'Cats' which ran for 18 years.

Location: Vienna, Austria. Historical Significance: Opened in 1869, it is one of the leading establishments for opera in the world and plays a central role in Vienna's cultural life.

Location: London, England. Historical Significance: Established in 1818, it's known for launching the careers of many prestigious actors and has a rich history of performing arts.