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Theatre building in Paris, France

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1894
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Property / opening date
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2010
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Property / TBU item VVV
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Property / TBU item VVV: incandesent T8 B15d 100W SBC lamp / rank
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Property / location hosted performance space
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1894
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Property / Note
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Opened 1894 as Trianon-Concert. 1900 destroyed by fire, wth only the façade remaining. Subsequently rebuilt by Joseph Cassien-Bernard and re-opened 1902 as Trianon-Théâtre. 1903 renamed Théâtre Victor-Hugo, 1906 renamed Trianon-Lyrique, later Le Trianon. 1939 converted into a cinema. Cinema closed 1992. Re-opened in the 2000s as a live theatre and music venue. 2009-2010 major renovations. 1087 seats. (English)
Property / Note: Opened 1894 as Trianon-Concert. 1900 destroyed by fire, wth only the façade remaining. Subsequently rebuilt by Joseph Cassien-Bernard and re-opened 1902 as Trianon-Théâtre. 1903 renamed Théâtre Victor-Hugo, 1906 renamed Trianon-Lyrique, later Le Trianon. 1939 converted into a cinema. Cinema closed 1992. Re-opened in the 2000s as a live theatre and music venue. 2009-2010 major renovations. 1087 seats. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Opened 1894 as Trianon-Concert. 1900 destroyed by fire, wth only the façade remaining. Subsequently rebuilt by Joseph Cassien-Bernard and re-opened 1902 as Trianon-Théâtre. 1903 renamed Théâtre Victor-Hugo, 1906 renamed Trianon-Lyrique, later Le Trianon. 1939 converted into a cinema. Cinema closed 1992. Re-opened in the 2000s as a live theatre and music venue. 2009-2010 major renovations. 1087 seats. (English) / qualifier
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Property / Burnt down date
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1900
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Note: destroyed by fire (English)
Property / closure date
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1939
Timestamp+1939-00-00T00:00:00Z
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Latest revision as of 07:43, 15 September 2025

Theatre building in Paris, France
  • Le Trianon
Language Label Description Also known as
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Le Trianon [Paris]
Theatre building in Paris, France
  • Le Trianon

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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architect
Alban Chambon
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Joseph Cassien-Bernard
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Country
France
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GPS
48°52'58.220"N, 2°20'35.012"E
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Note
Opened 1894 as Trianon-Concert. 1900 destroyed by fire, wth only the façade remaining. Subsequently rebuilt by Joseph Cassien-Bernard and re-opened 1902 as Trianon-Théâtre. 1903 renamed Théâtre Victor-Hugo, 1906 renamed Trianon-Lyrique, later Le Trianon. 1939 converted into a cinema. Cinema closed 1992. Re-opened in the 2000s as a live theatre and music venue. 2009-2010 major renovations. 1087 seats. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q2381141
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Wikidata instance
Q41253
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Q940462
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City
Paris
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opening date
1902
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Capacity
1,091
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340
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Address
80 boulevard de Rochechouart, 75018 Paris
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5 rue des vignes
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Redevelopment date
1902
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1930
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1900
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EEConde
Paris 152
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change of use date
1931
context
Salle de cinéma d'art et essai / Puis le théâtre s'est diversifié et chaque direction a favorisé d'autres projets. (Spanish)
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Carthalia ID
4044
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reopening date
2010
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Burnt down date
1900
Note
destroyed by fire (English)
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closure date
1939
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