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theatre in Rennes

(‎Created claim: historical name (P274): Centre dramatique de l'Ouest CDN, #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1733218307673)
(‎Created claim: opening date (P102): 1968, a)
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Property / historical name: Centre dramatique de l'Ouest CDN (French) / qualifier
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start time: 1949
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Property / historical name: Centre dramatique de l'Ouest CDN (French) / qualifier
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end time: 1956
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Property / historical name: Centre dramatique de l'Ouest CDN (French) / qualifier
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Comédie de l'Ouest CDN (French)
Property / historical name: Comédie de l'Ouest CDN (French) / rank
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Property / historical name: Comédie de l'Ouest CDN (French) / qualifier
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start time: 1957
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Property / historical name: Comédie de l'Ouest CDN (French) / qualifier
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end time: 1974
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Property / historical name: Comédie de l'Ouest CDN (French) / qualifier
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Théâtre du Bout du Monde CDN (French)
Property / historical name: Théâtre du Bout du Monde CDN (French) / rank
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Property / historical name: Théâtre du Bout du Monde CDN (French) / qualifier
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start time: 1975
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Property / historical name: Théâtre du Bout du Monde CDN (French) / qualifier
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end time: 1980
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Property / historical name: Théâtre du Bout du Monde CDN (French) / qualifier
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Comédie de Rennes CDN (French)
Property / historical name: Comédie de Rennes CDN (French) / rank
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Property / historical name: Comédie de Rennes CDN (French) / qualifier
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start time: 1981
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Property / historical name: Comédie de Rennes CDN (French) / qualifier
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end time: 1985
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Property / historical name: Comédie de Rennes CDN (French) / qualifier
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Property / historical name
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Le Grand Huit CDN (French)
Property / historical name: Le Grand Huit CDN (French) / rank
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Property / historical name: Le Grand Huit CDN (French) / qualifier
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start time: 1985
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Property / historical name: Le Grand Huit CDN (French) / qualifier
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end time: 1990
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Property / historical name: Le Grand Huit CDN (French) / qualifier
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Centre européen théâtral et chorégraphique (French)
Property / historical name: Centre européen théâtral et chorégraphique (French) / rank
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Property / Kunstenpunt Wiki Qid
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Property / Kunstenpunt Wiki Qid: Q192179 / rank
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Property / Flanders Arts Institute venue ID
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Property / Flanders Arts Institute venue ID: 134171 / rank
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Property / Carthalia ID
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Property / Carthalia ID: 3641 / rank
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Built 1968 by Jacques Carlu, Michel Joly and Patrick Coué, replacing a prison building. Opened as Maison de la culture de Bretagne. Later renamed Théatre National de Bretagne. 2005-2008 renovations by Antoine Stinco. The complex contains three theatre halls (924, 260 and 120 seats) and two cinema halls (480 and 92 seats). (English)
Property / Note: Built 1968 by Jacques Carlu, Michel Joly and Patrick Coué, replacing a prison building. Opened as Maison de la culture de Bretagne. Later renamed Théatre National de Bretagne. 2005-2008 renovations by Antoine Stinco. The complex contains three theatre halls (924, 260 and 120 seats) and two cinema halls (480 and 92 seats). (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1968 by Jacques Carlu, Michel Joly and Patrick Coué, replacing a prison building. Opened as Maison de la culture de Bretagne. Later renamed Théatre National de Bretagne. 2005-2008 renovations by Antoine Stinco. The complex contains three theatre halls (924, 260 and 120 seats) and two cinema halls (480 and 92 seats). (English) / qualifier
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1968
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theatre in Rennes
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Théâtre national de Bretagne
theatre in Rennes

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    Built 1968 by Jacques Carlu, Michel Joly and Patrick Coué, replacing a prison building. Opened as Maison de la culture de Bretagne. Later renamed Théatre National de Bretagne. 2005-2008 renovations by Antoine Stinco. The complex contains three theatre halls (924, 260 and 120 seats) and two cinema halls (480 and 92 seats). (English)
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    1, rue Saint-Hélier
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    35000
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    Centre dramatique de l'Ouest CDN (French)
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    Comédie de l'Ouest CDN (French)
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    Théâtre du Bout du Monde CDN (French)
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    Centre européen théâtral et chorégraphique (French)
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    1968
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