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Theatre building in Mantua, Italy, opened in 1767

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Property / Building date
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1767
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CalendarGregorian
Precision1 year
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Bellissimo teatro barocco an­nesso all’edificio dell’Accademia Virgiliana. Fu eretto nel 1769 su disegno dell’architetto Anto­nio Galli Bibiena. E’ utilizzato per manifestazioni culturali va­rie. (Italian)
Property / Note: Bellissimo teatro barocco an­nesso all’edificio dell’Accademia Virgiliana. Fu eretto nel 1769 su disegno dell’architetto Anto­nio Galli Bibiena. E’ utilizzato per manifestazioni culturali va­rie. (Italian) / rank
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Property / Note: Bellissimo teatro barocco an­nesso all’edificio dell’Accademia Virgiliana. Fu eretto nel 1769 su disegno dell’architetto Anto­nio Galli Bibiena. E’ utilizzato per manifestazioni culturali va­rie. (Italian) / reference
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Built 1767-1769 by Antonio Galli Bibiena for a private club, the Academia Vergiliana. Also known as Teatro Bibiena after its architect. Inaugurated 3 Dec 1769. On 16 Jan 1770, site of a concert by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with his father Leopold Mozart. 1972 renovations. Originally used for theatre performances, concerts, festive doctorate ceremonies, anatomic postmortems, and regular sessions of the Academy. Currently used for concerts and congresses. Ca. 200 seats. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1767-1769 by Antonio Galli Bibiena for a private club, the Academia Vergiliana. Also known as Teatro Bibiena after its architect. Inaugurated 3 Dec 1769. On 16 Jan 1770, site of a concert by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with his father Leopold Mozart. 1972 renovations. Originally used for theatre performances, concerts, festive doctorate ceremonies, anatomic postmortems, and regular sessions of the Academy. Currently used for concerts and congresses. Ca. 200 seats. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1767-1769 by Antonio Galli Bibiena for a private club, the Academia Vergiliana. Also known as Teatro Bibiena after its architect. Inaugurated 3 Dec 1769. On 16 Jan 1770, site of a concert by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with his father Leopold Mozart. 1972 renovations. Originally used for theatre performances, concerts, festive doctorate ceremonies, anatomic postmortems, and regular sessions of the Academy. Currently used for concerts and congresses. Ca. 200 seats. (English) / qualifier
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Theatre building in Mantua, Italy, opened in 1767
  • Scientific Theatre
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Scientific Theatre [Mantua]
Theatre building in Mantua, Italy, opened in 1767
  • Scientific Theatre

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Member of
PERSPECTIV
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Country
Italy
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GPS
45°9'28.080"N, 10°47'53.160"E
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Note
Bellissimo teatro barocco an­nesso all’edificio dell’Accademia Virgiliana. Fu eretto nel 1769 su disegno dell’architetto Anto­nio Galli Bibiena. E’ utilizzato per manifestazioni culturali va­rie. (Italian)
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Source
Census Italia 1968
Built 1767-1769 by Antonio Galli Bibiena for a private club, the Academia Vergiliana. Also known as Teatro Bibiena after its architect. Inaugurated 3 Dec 1769. On 16 Jan 1770, site of a concert by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with his father Leopold Mozart. 1972 renovations. Originally used for theatre performances, concerts, festive doctorate ceremonies, anatomic postmortems, and regular sessions of the Academy. Currently used for concerts and congresses. Ca. 200 seats. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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context
No heritage stage machinery contact Perspectiv: Susanna Sassi, culture administrator of the city of Mantua ERHT North Italian route (English)
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Wikidata source
Q3516746
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Wikidata instance
Q112132522
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Q92755865
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City
Mantua
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opening date
3 December 1769Gregorian
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Building date
1767
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theatrEurope table
HST_0118
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member Perspectiv
yes
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Address
Via Accademia, 47 - Mantova
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Capacity
400
point in time
1870
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Census Italia 1968 ID
80-5
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time frame
Baroque
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Carthalia ID
2352
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Preservation state
extant building
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Disused
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