The renovation project involved significant changes to the interior arrangement. The small private booths that had previously characterized the hall were removed or modified, and the space was converted into a more conventional auditorium with organized seating. These changes made it possible to accommodate larger audiences and provide a more suitable environment for theatrical productions.
Following the completion of the necessary preparations, the permanent Tehran Theater was officially inaugurated on Thursday evening, October 2, 1941 (10 Mehr 1320). This event marked a significant moment in the history of Iranian performing arts because it provided theater professionals with a dedicated venue in which regular performances could take place.
The establishment of Tehran Theater also contributed to the institutional development of modern theater in Iran. It offered artists opportunities to present their work, encouraged audiences to participate in theatrical activities, and helped strengthen the position of theater within the country’s developing cultural landscape.
