Theatres

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Type	Name	Property	values count	Multiple values possible	Value type	value list	QID of value	Value name	Usage	Note
										could be used for some ordering of values
place in hierarchy	Field	P19	1	no	item		Q35	architecture	The [field] for an item describing a building is always “architecture” Q35
	Type of information	P11	1	yes	item		Q33	theatre	The [type of information] is always "theatre"
									If the theatre also contains a collection, a second entry [type of information] is "collection". In this case also check the chapter about collections)
									represents the importance of the item in the whole of history. The essence is not to judge a theatre or it's qualities, but to be able to select relevant theatres for mass visualisations. The importance will by definition an arbitrary indicator.
	Importance	P20	5	no	item		Q504	No importance	this is the standard setting
							Q9	Local importance
							Q62	national or regional importance
							Q96	international importance
							Q97	turning point in history	We can use several elements to decide on the importance:
										Representative for an era or a change or an idea (role model)
										Uniqueness, one of a kind
										Reputation / listing
										Technological innovative
										Historic equipment still in place
										Important events have been taken place there that influence theatre history
										Full info / research / significant sources available
										100 years old
									The importance of a theatre can change over time, as more sources become available or new events occur. (This is also the reason that we include theatres of no importance. We can add sources if available. Moreover, on a local level these theatres add to the understanding of evolutions.)
	Context	P47	unlimited	yes	text				Can be used to give more information about the theatre, the importance, etc.
									Text length is limited, if needed add a second value.
									Language is mandatory (fill the language of the text.)
General	Type of space	P216		no	item	<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q30810">Q30810</a>			refers to the type of performance the building was designed for
									What kind of theatre space it is
										There is missing the common layout theatre, what categories it should be divided into?
							Q30812	chamber theatre	Refers to the typology of the space
							Q3633	open air theater
							Q25488	palace theatre
							Q31695	studio theatre space
								coronation theatre
								opera house
								aréna
								circus
	Existence	P215		no	item				Refers to the existence of the theatre
								Permanent
								temporary
								utopian/ideas/competition
								virtual
	Theatre space character	P277	4	no	item	<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q31308">Q31308</a>			What nature does it have?  Are theatre space and the building that comprises it identical? if the answer is yes, then it is Q31274	Pars or toto?
							Q31274	Theatre building space	Stucture and theatre identical
							Q31276	theatre hall	Does the theatre space occupies the whole structure so it theatre proper or it is a part of larger complex, so it is a theatre hall
							Q31307	multipurpose hall
							Q31280	outdoor theatre
								Conceived desing	Maybe Urealized desing
	Preservation state	P233	9	yes	item	<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q25454">Q25454</a>			State of Existence of the space
							Q25455	Existing building	Binary choice, whether the containing buidling exists now?
							Q22993	Extant building
							Q25456	Exists today as theatre	Binary choice, whether it exists today as theatre
							Q25457	Not existing as theatre today
							Q29854	� Historic equipment	It may also take other related properties	Further may be - interior preserved – Interior not preserved - Has extension – exterior preserved - exterior not preserved
							Q31286	stage preserved
							Q31287	representative building
							Q31306	space preserved
							Q31305	Theatre hall not preserved
								historic machinery
Information concerning the entire architectural structure
						Q25472
	purpose of the building containing a theatre	P261	many	yes		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q25458">Q25458</a>			Main purpose of the building where the theatre hall is located
	Original purpose of the building	P302	many	yes					Which purpose does the space have in the course of time?
			many
	Building relation	P300		no		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q618">Q618</a>			How the building is situated in its environment? It is a freestanding building or not?
			5					Terraced house
							Q31279	Free standing building
								outdoor theatre
							Q31281	Attached structure	Theatre structure is attached to another building
								cellar location		This is not completely coherent, it describes innner situation of the hall, not outer relation
										but for the time being I would use it like that
										It may also be a scyscraper
	architectural style	P184	many	yes		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q20195">Q20195</a>			describes the architectural style
INNER FEATURES
	audience arrangement	P217	several	no		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q30792">Q30792</a>			What shape does the auditorium have? Describes how the relation of the audience with the stage is organised.	Not complete
							Q30793	horse shoe audience arrangement
							Q23289	Amphitheatre
							Q3514	black box theater
							Q30811	temporary space setting
	stage arrangement	P219	6	no		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q30804">Q30804</a>			Refers to how the stage is organised	Some to be added
							Q23617	Arena
							Q23680	Platform stage
							Q30805	Proscenium stage
							Q30806	temporary, movable stage
							Q30807	trust stage
							Q30809	Traverse stage
	significant equipment	P89	many	yes	item				equipment used that was significant for the building, performance or organisation (refers to unique equipment description)
									this can include fly bar systems, revolves, trap systems, …
	orchestra pit type	P220				<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q30799">Q30799</a>			Refers to the type of orchestra pit	Not complete
	maximum auditorium capacity	P304		yes
	Spatial elements present	P309	many	yes		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q31693">Q31693</a>	Q31692	stage house
							Q31694	raked auditorium
							Q30808	flat floor
	Capacity	P166							The amount of seats available in the theatre
									If there is a minimum and maximum capacity, add entries.
									If the capacity has changed over time, add [point in time] qualifier.
	Balconies	P218		no					The amount of balconies
USAGE
	Designed for	P213	18	yes		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q30787">Q30787</a>			refers to the type of performance the building was designed for
	Used for	P214	18	yes		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q30787">Q30787</a>			refers to the type of performance the building is/was used for
									Multiple values are possible
									If use is changed over time, add [point in time] qualifier
									helping property to mark, previous usage of the location for theatre
									with end time it would mark when the previous operation ended
	type of operation	P301	7	yes		<a href="https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Item:Q31887">Q31887</a>
							Q31283	resident theatre company
							Q31297	Municipal theatre operation
							<a href="http://canonbase.eu/entity/Q31284">Q31284 </a>	stagiona
							Q31285	Amateur theatre
							<a href="http://canonbase.eu/entity/Q31299">Q31299 </a>	religious order theatre
							<a href="http://canonbase.eu/entity/Q31301">Q31301 </a>	Private theare operation
								religious order theatre
DATA	Link to internal Canonbase page	P23		yes	page				This refers to the wiki page in Canonbase that describes in text the item.
									The pages are monolingual, so it is possible to add several pages.
									For details, see adding wikipage.
									This property is only visible when logged in, but the page is visible for the public.
	Has part	P137							Refers to another item that is part of the building or a building that has an other item as part.
	is part of	P138							Used to refer to performance spaces part of a building, in case of multiple spaces.
	further sources	P26			text
	Architect	P48		yes	item				refers to the architect of the building
	architekt	P257		yes	text				in case of multiple architects, make several entries
									in case architects are connected to a specific phase or refurbishment, make note in a qualifier [context] and/or a qualifier [point in time] or [start time] / [end time]
	significant person	P56		yes	item				person that plays a significant role in the course of the item or the life of the person
Measurements									We only include basis measurements of the theatre, for better understanding of the size, and the relations.
									Measurements are taken from the centre point depending on information available. The information can depend on local definitions of center line, plaster line, iron curtain line, etc. If no centre point is defined by the local sources, the centre point is the crossing of the middle line of the stage with the line where the stage is at full height.
	stage dimensions	P165							This is a temporary property, used to import from sites that combine measurements in one field
									It is not visible for the public.
	Stage height	P205				drawing reference 1			The measurement is preferably in m.
									The height is measured from the zero point to the grid
	Stage width	P206				drawing reference 2
	Stage depth	P207				drawing reference 3			The measurement is preferably in m.
									the measurement is taken from the zero point to the back wall.
	Stage opening width	P208				drawing reference 4			The measurement is preferably in m.
									the measurement is taken on maximum opening .
	Stage opening height	P209				drawing reference 5			The measurement is preferably in m.
									the measurement is taken on maximum opening .
	Front stage depth	P210				drawing reference 6)			The measurement is preferably in m.
									the measurement is taken , from start of stage to zero point.
	Stage slope in % (cm/m)	P211				drawing reference 7			The measurement is preferably in cm/m.
	Distance to last row	P212							The measurement is preferably in m.
									the measurement is taken , from the zero point to the last row.
TIME	time frame	P86							used to define the time frame the item is about.
									Specifically useful for theatres where no clear building date is known, like Greek or Roman theatres.
	Building date	P101							The date that the building process started
	� Location hosted theatre	P307							marks that there was a previous theatre structure before
	opening date (or re-opening)	P102		no					The date of the opening of the building, or the first performance
									Can also be used for a reopening after closure or redevelopment.
	restoration date	P103							Starting date of a restoration process
									The end date is the reopening date
									restoration is used for restoring in the authentic condition, for updates, redevelopment or refurbishment of a building, use [redevelopment].
	reconstruction date	P103							Starting date of a reconstruction process
MAINTENANCE	item not complete	P92				Only one the value	Q31309