The Sheldonian Theatre

A circular building with a long history in Oxford, located in the old town. It has a straight shape and you can see many traces of history. It is said to be more than 300 years old. The theater has been preserved and there are many old buildings nearby.

The Sheldonian Theatre is located on Broad Street in Oxford, England. It was built between 1664 and 1668 and is a building of Oxford University. This is the first building you see when you arrive in Oxford. The building is named after the main investor and then-president Gilbert Sheldon. It is used for the university's graduation ceremony, not for performing dramas, and is relatively small in scale.

I saw the wonderful performance of the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra at Sheldon Theatre. I was deeply impressed by the orchestra and theatre. The ceiling and organ in the theatre were beautiful. The sound effect was very good. The graduation ceremonies of some colleges would also be held here.

Sheldon Theatre is another landmark building in Oxford City, near Trinity College. The theatre is a circular building, which is not very big in appearance and has no special mark. It basically keeps the same style with other buildings in Oxford City. It has a sense of age. But the wall decoration of the theatre is very special, and it is a sculpture of human head.

Back to the gate of Sheldon Theatre, and back to the place where I had just hurried by. I had just seen it in the street and had to go inside and have a look. This time I'm going to find out which door I can get in and buy tickets. In a hall, it seems that it is not a church, maybe a classroom? The ceiling is very unique, bunches of bunches gathered downwards, with some symbols, can not understand, but gives a sense of shock.