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| + | Built 1841-1843 as Teatro Sociale by Giovan Battista Bassi for a citizens' group led by Antonio Simoni and Antonio Monte Rumici. Later renamed in honour of the Italian actor and patriot, Gustavo Modena (1803-1861). Ca. 1990-2000 renovations. Currently used as a touring venue for drama performances and for concerts. 300 seats. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1841-1843 as Teatro Sociale by Giovan Battista Bassi for a citizens' group led by Antonio Simoni and Antonio Monte Rumici. Later renamed in honour of the Italian actor and patriot, Gustavo Modena (1803-1861). Ca. 1990-2000 renovations. Currently used as a touring venue for drama performances and for concerts. 300 seats. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built 1841-1843 as Teatro Sociale by Giovan Battista Bassi for a citizens' group led by Antonio Simoni and Antonio Monte Rumici. Later renamed in honour of the Italian actor and patriot, Gustavo Modena (1803-1861). Ca. 1990-2000 renovations. Currently used as a touring venue for drama performances and for concerts. 300 seats. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:59, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Palmanova, Italy
- Teatro Gustavo Modena
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Teatro Gustavo Modena [Palmanova] | Theatre building in Palmanova, Italy |
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45°54'16.056"N, 13°18'28.476"E
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Built 1841-1843 as Teatro Sociale by Giovan Battista Bassi for a citizens' group led by Antonio Simoni and Antonio Monte Rumici. Later renamed in honour of the Italian actor and patriot, Gustavo Modena (1803-1861). Ca. 1990-2000 renovations. Currently used as a touring venue for drama performances and for concerts. 300 seats. (English)
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1843
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