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Theatre building in Panicale, Italy

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Property / Carthalia ID: 2394 / rank
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Built 1786 by Francesco Tarducci for the Accademia Teatrale. Opened as Teatro del Sole. 1856-1858 renovations and additions by Giovanni Caproni. Re-opened 1858 as Teatro Cesare Caporali in hounor of the Italian poet, Cesare Caporali (1530-1601). 1921 restorations. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1786 by Francesco Tarducci for the Accademia Teatrale. Opened as Teatro del Sole. 1856-1858 renovations and additions by Giovanni Caproni. Re-opened 1858 as Teatro Cesare Caporali in hounor of the Italian poet, Cesare Caporali (1530-1601). 1921 restorations. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1786 by Francesco Tarducci for the Accademia Teatrale. Opened as Teatro del Sole. 1856-1858 renovations and additions by Giovanni Caproni. Re-opened 1858 as Teatro Cesare Caporali in hounor of the Italian poet, Cesare Caporali (1530-1601). 1921 restorations. (English) / qualifier
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Latest revision as of 12:04, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Panicale, Italy
  • Teatro Caporali
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Teatro Caporali [Panicale]
Theatre building in Panicale, Italy
  • Teatro Caporali

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Italy
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GPS
43°1'43.162"N, 12°5'55.021"E
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Note
Built 1786 by Francesco Tarducci for the Accademia Teatrale. Opened as Teatro del Sole. 1856-1858 renovations and additions by Giovanni Caproni. Re-opened 1858 as Teatro Cesare Caporali in hounor of the Italian poet, Cesare Caporali (1530-1601). 1921 restorations. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q46501375
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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City
Panicale
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opening date
1786
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Address
Via Cesare Caporali, 16
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Capacity
350
point in time
1870
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Carthalia ID
2394
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Timeline

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