Zorlu PSM Turkcell Sahnesi

Levazım Mah. Koru Sok. No:2 Zincirlikuyu/Beşiktaş/İstanbulSee Location

http://www.zorlupsm.com/tr

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Zorlu Performans Sanatları Merkezi is one of the biggest and most equipped performance arts center with its Main Theater designed on a 55.000 m2 area and having a capacity of 2.190 people, its Drama Stage having a capacity of 678 people, 280 people capacity Studio with latest technological advances, its Sky Lounge being preferred for any exhibitions and corporate events, its new pub Cheers and foyer areas expanded to three floors and 2.500 square meters in total. Beyond from contributing to the art and entertainment life of the society, Zorlu PSM became a platform directing the art life of Turkey in a short time not only solved the place problem for global art events which was a need of İstanbul; but also contributes to the city to turn into a national and international attraction center. Both with the richness of the programs offered and transportation easiness Zorlu PSM makes art close to its guests, becomes a socializing area living constantly by having an important place in the lives of the city inhabitants. Aiming to meet different zones of the society with different culture and art events initially in İstanbul and to be one of the elegant and well-known performance arts centers not only of Europe but also of the world, Zorlu PSM waits excitedly to host its guests in the coming term with the innovations that are going to be done. Celebrating the universality and diversity of art since the day it was opened, Zorlu Performing Arts Center met an audience of more than 400.000, in more than 1000 events during its 4th season. While introducing 3 new festivals to Turkish audience, Sónar Istanbul, Mix Festival & Zorlu PSM Jazz Festival; Zorlu Performing Arts Center hosted a wide variety of shows from experimental theater ensembles to stars, who set global trends, from alternative names, who embrace music in genres such as rock, electropop, progressive rock and postrock, to famous Broadway and West End musicals.