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Theatre building in Madrid, Spain

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Built 1887-1894 by Román Guerrero, replacing the former Teatro Español (built 1802-1807 as Teatro del Príncipe, which had replaced the 1745 Teatro del Príncipe, renamed 1849). Opened 12 Jan 1895 with Agustín Moreto's El desdén, con el desdén. 1925-1929 renovations and rebuilding by Pablo Aranda, Luis Bellido and Enrique Colás. Severely damaged by a fire on 19 Oct 1975. Subsequently rebuilt by Lucio Oñro. 763 seats. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1887-1894 by Román Guerrero, replacing the former Teatro Español (built 1802-1807 as Teatro del Príncipe, which had replaced the 1745 Teatro del Príncipe, renamed 1849). Opened 12 Jan 1895 with Agustín Moreto's El desdén, con el desdén. 1925-1929 renovations and rebuilding by Pablo Aranda, Luis Bellido and Enrique Colás. Severely damaged by a fire on 19 Oct 1975. Subsequently rebuilt by Lucio Oñro. 763 seats. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1887-1894 by Román Guerrero, replacing the former Teatro Español (built 1802-1807 as Teatro del Príncipe, which had replaced the 1745 Teatro del Príncipe, renamed 1849). Opened 12 Jan 1895 with Agustín Moreto's El desdén, con el desdén. 1925-1929 renovations and rebuilding by Pablo Aranda, Luis Bellido and Enrique Colás. Severely damaged by a fire on 19 Oct 1975. Subsequently rebuilt by Lucio Oñro. 763 seats. (English) / qualifier
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Theatre building in Madrid, Spain
  • Spanish Theatre
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Spanish Theatre [Madrid, ES]
Theatre building in Madrid, Spain
  • Spanish Theatre

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Spain
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GPS
40°24'53.467"N, 3°41'59.935"W
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Image of WikiCommons
Teatro Español (Madrid) 01.jpg
4,108 × 2,864; 2.27 MB
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Note
Built 1887-1894 by Román Guerrero, replacing the former Teatro Español (built 1802-1807 as Teatro del Príncipe, which had replaced the 1745 Teatro del Príncipe, renamed 1849). Opened 12 Jan 1895 with Agustín Moreto's El desdén, con el desdén. 1925-1929 renovations and rebuilding by Pablo Aranda, Luis Bellido and Enrique Colás. Severely damaged by a fire on 19 Oct 1975. Subsequently rebuilt by Lucio Oñro. 763 seats. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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context
No heritage theatre machinery? alias Corral de Comedias del Príncipe, Teatro Español, Teatro del Príncipe (1745 - 1802), Corral de la Pacheca (English)
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Wikidata source
Q3891573
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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City
Madrid
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Burnt down date
19 October 1975
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opening date
1895
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Redevelopment date
1929
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theatrEurope table
HST_0151
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Capacity
763
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Carthalia ID
3570
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