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By Deni Porter | YEET MAGAZINE | Updated 0439 GMT (1239 HKT) January 11, 2021

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• 1. Milan
• 2. Tokyo
• 3. Melbourne
• 4. New York
• 5. London

London and New York are famous cities for theater lovers. But there are other great places to visit if you want to see a play. The best theater cities have a rich creative and artistic tradition, attracting diverse talents, writers and actors. If you are looking for an original gift for a man or woman who loves the theater, try a travel experience in one of these cities.

Here are five of the best cities for the theater today:

1. Milan

Milan has a long tradition of theaters and plays. Its theaters and operas have seen the performances of countless famous artists, directors, musicians, dancers and opera singers over the centuries. This rich history remains in one of the most cultivated cities in Europe as Milan receives more than 300 shows a year, both classic and modern.

2. Tokyo

The Japanese capital is no stranger to theatrical tradition with stages and operas scattered throughout the city. Performances include international and local acts and sometimes a combination of Japanese music and visual effects. The local theatrical tradition offers spectators a unique experience.

3. Melbourne

The Australian city offers a wide variety of theaters to suit different interests. Melbourne has a rich theatrical history with its Theater District, where you will find some of the best Victorian homes in the country. But the capital of the Victorian state also offers a more contemporary experience with the Arts Precinct, a series of galleries, venues and performing arts spaces in Melbourne.

4. New York

It is by far the theater capital of North America. New York City has something to suit all tastes. With an unrivaled number of plays on offer each year, this city has something for everyone. Broadway alone has 41 theaters, playing classic, modern and everything in between.

5. London

The British capital is one of the most famous theater cities in the world. With "Theatreland" and The Globe, there will always be a wide choice for theater lovers in London. Not to mention, the Regent's Park has open-air theater in the summer.