opera house

noun

a theater devoted chiefly to operas.

Older Use. a theater, especially a large, ornate one.

Origin

1710-20

Examples from the web for opera house

The town boasted churches, baseball teams and even an opera house.
And they control for local economic conditions at the time of construction of the opera house.
The hotel continues to provide upscale accommodations, and the opera house is a thriving entertainment venue.
Looked good from the big coat hanger overlooking the opera house.
The lack of an opera house was a disaster at that time for a composer with any pretensions.
What was approved in one place could be rejected when the work was taken to another city's opera house.
His grandfather built the town's main church, some say also the opera house.
And there was a darkened opera house growing cardboard trees and shining wooden moons.
There are the favored settings: the opera house, the army barracks, the bachelor pad.

British Dictionary definitions for opera house

noun

a theatre designed for opera