Which color is most commonly used in the branding of major opera houses worldwide, chosen specifically to evoke feelings of luxury and sophistication?

Theater companies and performing arts venues carefully select their brand colors to evoke specific emotional responses from audiences. These color choices are often deeply connected to the company's artistic identity and the experience they want patrons to associate with their performances. Test your knowledge about how the performing arts industry leverages color psychology in their branding strategies!

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Deep burgundy/red, representing passion and the traditional color of theater curtains
Navy blue, symbolizing trustworthiness and the formal attire of classical performances
Gold/metallic, reflecting the elite status and premium pricing of opera tickets
Forest green, traditionally used to honor the royal patronage of early opera houses