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Theatre building in Madrid, Spain

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Opened 30 Sep 1871 as Salón Eslava. 1200 seats. From 1981 used as a night club named Joy Eslava. 2019-2022 renovations and interior redcoration by Phillipe Starck. Re-opened as Teatro Eslava. Used for concerts and various events and as a night club. (English)
Property / Note: Opened 30 Sep 1871 as Salón Eslava. 1200 seats. From 1981 used as a night club named Joy Eslava. 2019-2022 renovations and interior redcoration by Phillipe Starck. Re-opened as Teatro Eslava. Used for concerts and various events and as a night club. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Opened 30 Sep 1871 as Salón Eslava. 1200 seats. From 1981 used as a night club named Joy Eslava. 2019-2022 renovations and interior redcoration by Phillipe Starck. Re-opened as Teatro Eslava. Used for concerts and various events and as a night club. (English) / qualifier
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Property / Preservation state: Disused / rank
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Latest revision as of 13:45, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Madrid, Spain
  • Teatro Eslava
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Teatro Eslava [Madrid]
Theatre building in Madrid, Spain
  • Teatro Eslava

Statements

Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Spain
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GPS
40°25'1.441"N, 3°42'23.454"W
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Teatro Eslava (Madrid) 01.jpg
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Note
¿Existía antes como café-teatro?... (Spanish)
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Opened 30 Sep 1871 as Salón Eslava. 1200 seats. From 1981 used as a night club named Joy Eslava. 2019-2022 renovations and interior redcoration by Phillipe Starck. Re-opened as Teatro Eslava. Used for concerts and various events and as a night club. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Pasadizo de San Gines 3 (en carteleras antiguas). Propiedad del empresario Bonifacio Eslava (hermano de Hilarión Eslava) se inauguró en 1871. Fue concebido como sala de exposición de instrumentos musicales y sala de conciertos - aunque desde muy pronto se representaron zarzuelas. En él se estrenaron obras como El tambor de granaderos de Ruperto Chapí (1896) o La corte de Faraón de Vicente Lleó (1910). El local está ocupado actualmente por la discoteca Joy Eslava. es posible que existiera antes (Spanish)
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Pasadizo de San Gines 3 (en carteleras antiguas). Propiedad del empresario Bonifacio Eslava (hermano de Hilarión Eslava) se inauguró en 1871. Fue concebido como sala de exposición de instrumentos musicales y sala de conciertos, aunque desde muy pronto se representaron zarzuelas. En él se estrenaron obras como El tambor de granaderos de Ruperto Chapí (1896) o La corte de Faraón de Vicente Lleó (1910). El local está ocupado actualmente por la discoteca Joy Eslava. es posible que existiera antes (Spanish)
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Wikidata source
Q3826935
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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City
Madrid
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opening date
30 September 1871Gregorian
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EEConde
Madrid 83
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Address
calle Arenal 11 - Pasadizo de San Ginés
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demolished
1979
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Capacity
1,200
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Carthalia ID
9081
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Preservation state
extant building
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Disused
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