Difference between revisions of "La Monnaie, Brussels (BE) [Brussels, BE] (Q103)"

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+context: In 1840 vonden verfraaiingswerken plaats door Pierre-François Gineste en Louis-Michel Philastre (Dutch)
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+see also: Pierre-François Gineste
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+context: In 1840 vonden verfraaiingswerken plaats door Pierre-François Gineste en Louis-Michel Philastre en nogmaals in 1845 door Edouard-Désiré-Joseph Desplechin en Polycarpe-Charles Séchan. (Dutch)
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+nd theatre built 1816-1819 as Théâtre Royal by Luois Emmanuel Aimé Damesme on a neighbouring site. Opened 25 May 1819. Destroyed by a fire on 21 Jan 1855.] Current theatre built 1855-1856 by Joseph Poelaert, on the site of the 2nd theatre, using the portico of the 2nd theatre. Opened 25 Mar 1856 with Halévy's Jaguarita. Stage house collapse in the 19th century, re-built in the 1950s. 1985-1986 major exterior and interior rebuilding and renovation by A.2R.C., Urbat, and Charles Candenhove. Originally 1200, today 1770 seats. (English)
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Latest revision as of 20:19, 24 October 2025

opera house in Brussels, Belgium

La Monnaie, Brussels (BE)
Théâtre Royal de Bruxelles
Theatre Royal de la Monnaie

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	La Monnaie, Brussels (BE) [Brussels, BE]	opera house in Brussels, Belgium	La Monnaie, Brussels (BE) Théâtre Royal de Bruxelles Theatre Royal de la Monnaie

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Salle du Theatre Royal de la Monnaie 1 © Philippe De Gobert.jpg

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architect

Louis-Emmanuel-Aimé Damesme

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Joseph Poelaert

context

rebuilding after fire in 1855 (English)

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Country

Belgium

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GPS

50°50'58.32676"N, 4°21'15.93875"E

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Image of WikiCommons

Koninklijke Muntschouwburg Brussel.jpg

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Salle du Theatre Royal de la Monnaie 1 © Philippe De Gobert.jpg

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Salle du Theatre Royal de la Monnaie 2 © Philippe De Gobert.jpg

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Note

i) (English)

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ii) (English)

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2nd theatre built 1816-1819 as Théâtre Royal by Luois Emmanuel Aimé Damesme on a neighbouring site. Opened 25 May 1819. Destroyed by a fire on 21 Jan 1855.] Current theatre built 1855-1856 by Joseph Poelaert, on the site of the 2nd theatre, using the portico of the 2nd theatre. Opened 25 Mar 1856 with Halévy's Jaguarita. Stage house collapse in the 19th century, re-built in the 1950s. 1985-1986 major exterior and interior rebuilding and renovation by A.2R.C., Urbat, and Charles Candenhove. Originally 1200, today 1770 seats. (English)

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EUTA building identifier

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21 January 1855^Gregorian

context

Opened 1819. The fire broke out on the stage about 8 a.m. Cause doubtful. The cash-box and the theatre books were the only things saved. Two firemen and one stage carpenter were suffocated while endeavouring to extinguish the flames. (English)

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TBU 165

Modern Opera Houses and Theatres

1866

context

Date of fire unknown. (English)

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opening date

24 March 1856^Gregorian

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