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Theatre building in Messina, Italy

(‎Created claim: Building date (P101): 23 April 1842)
(‎Added [it] alias: Teatro Santa Elisabetta)
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Teatro Santa Elisabetta

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Theatre building in Messina, Italy
  • Teatro Vittorio Emanuele
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Teatro Vittorio Emanuele [Messina]
Theatre building in Messina, Italy
  • Teatro Vittorio Emanuele

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38°11'44.538"N, 15°33'20.693"E
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Rebuilt after the 1908 earthquake (English)
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Built 1842-1852 by Pietro Valente. Opened 1852 as Teatro Elisabetta. 1860 renamed Teatro Vittorio Emanuele in honour of the Italian King, Vittorio Emanuele II. Damaged by an earthquake on 28 Dec 1908. Restored until 1980. Re-opened 25 April 1985 with Verdi's Aida. 2.212 seats. (English)
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1852
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via Giuseppe Garibaldi
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94-12
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1908
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23 April 1842Gregorian
foundation stone of Messina’s ‘new theatre’, named after Saint Elizabeth in honour of Maria Isabella of Spain, mother of Ferdinand II, was laid (English)
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