Difference between revisions of "Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall [Sarasota] (Q18004)"

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theatre building in Sarasota, USA

Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall

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English	Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall [Sarasota]	theatre building in Sarasota, USA	Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall

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27°20'34.080"N, 82°33'1.440"W

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Performing arts centre, built 1968-1970 by William Wesley Peters of Taliesin Associated Architects. Named after Lewis and Eugenia Van Wezel whose bequest helped funding the building. 1741 seats. (English)

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