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Location: Moscow, Russia. Historical significance: Renowned for ballet and opera performances, it's one of the oldest and most significant theaters in the world, dating back to 1825.

Location: Vienna, Austria. Historical significance: Opened in 1869, it's one of the busiest opera houses globally and is known for its diverse repertoire and Viennese New Year’s Concert.

Location: Tokyo, Japan. Historical significance: Opened in 1889, it is the principal theater in Tokyo for the traditional kabuki drama form, renowned for its classic Japanese architecture.

Location: St. Louis, USA. Historical significance: Established in 1919, it is the oldest and largest outdoor musical theater in the United States.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Introduced in 1914, it is an iconic venue known for its role in the Harlem Renaissance and as a launchpad for many famous African American artists.

Location: London, England. Historical significance: Opened in 1732, this theatre has been a leading opera house and has hosted many famous ballet and opera companies.

Location: Milan, Italy. Historical significance: One of the leading opera and ballet theaters in the world, inaugurated in 1778, and known for premieres of works by famous composers like Verdi and Puccini.

Location: Beijing, China. Historical significance: Opened in 2007, this modern architecture, known as 'The Giant Egg', is an opera house in Beijing and designed by Paul Andreu.

Location: London, England. Historical significance: This is a reconstruction of the theater that was originally built in 1599, where many of William Shakespeare's plays were first performed.

Location: New York City, USA. Historical significance: Opened in 1883, it's one of the most famous opera houses in the world and has premiered important American operas.

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina. Historical significance: Opened in 1908, it is considered one of the finest opera houses in the world renowned for its acoustics and architectural features.

Location: St. Petersburg, Russia. Historical significance: Opened in 1860, it is a historic theater of opera and ballet that has premiered many works by Tchaikovsky, Mussorgsky, and Rimsky-Korsakov.

Location: Manaus, Brazil. Historical significance: Opened in 1896, this is an opera house built during the rubber boom and stands as a symbol of Manaus's past wealth and grandeur.

Location: Sydney, Australia. Historical significance: Opened in 1973, this iconic building is a multi-venue performing arts center and a symbol of both Sydney and Australia.

Location: Stratford-upon-Avon, England. Historical significance: Opened in 1932, it is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, and focuses on works by Shakespeare and his contemporaries.

Location: Tokyo, Japan. Historical significance: Opened in 1983, it specializes in performing the traditional Japanese musical drama known as Noh.

Location: London, England. Historical significance: Founded in 1818, this theatre is known for nurturing the talents of actors like Laurence Olivier and is an important part of London's theatrical history.

Location: Paris, France. Historical significance: Founded in 1680, it is the world's oldest active theatre company and has been the state theater of France since 1799.

Location: Dublin, Ireland. Historical significance: Founded in 1904, it is the national theater of Ireland and has played an influential role in the development of Irish drama and literature.