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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is limlimelight doing at the Alhambra Theatre?

  Limelight’s cast and Production Team continue to work hard behind the scenes to deliver the laugh-a-minute ‘Shrek the Musical’ to the Alhambra Theatre!

• Where is the museum of the alhambra located?

  The Museum of the Alhambra is housed in the Palace of Charles V or Palacio de Carlos V, a very large, dominating rectangular building constructed in the Renaissance style within the walled city. To the east is Generalife, a hillside royal villa outside the Alhambra walls, but connected by various access points.

• Who was the first person to build the alhambra?

  Born in Spain about A.D. 1194, Mohammad I is considered the first occupant and initial builder of Alhambra. He was the founder of the Nasrid Dynasty, the last Muslim ruling family in Spain. The Nasrid period of art and architecture dominated southern Spain from about 1232 until 1492. Mohammad I began work on Alhambra in 1238.

• What are the materials used to build the alhambra?

  Structure and materials. The buildings of the Alhambra are characterized by their lightness, a result of the materials used in them and the chosen structural systems. Load-bearing walls that support the overall structure were built with clay soil of the place, by the ancient technique “mud”, quickly and inexpensively.

• What is the architecture like at alhambra?

  Alhambra’s architecture is all-inclusive. The Moorish architecture of Spain is known for its intricate plaster and stucco works — some originally in marble. The honeycomb and stalactite patterns, the non-Classical columns, and the open grandeur leave a lasting impression on any visitor.