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Theatre building in Genova, Italy, opened in 1868

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1955
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1871
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1955
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1940s
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Property / architect: Nicolò Bruno / rank
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1955
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Latest revision as of 08:02, 10 September 2025

Theatre building in Genova, Italy, opened in 1868
  • Politeama Genovese
  • Diurno dell’Acquasola
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Politeama Genovese [Genova]
Theatre building in Genova, Italy, opened in 1868
  • Politeama Genovese
  • Diurno dell’Acquasola

Statements

Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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architect
Nicolò Bruno
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Country
Italy
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GPS
44°24'41.000"N, 8°56'17.002"E
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Image of WikiCommons
Politeama Genovese esterno.jpg
3,504 × 2,336; 2.91 MB
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Note
Theatre of 1868 destroyed in the bombing of 1941, rebuilt (English)
Source
Reconstructing Theatre Architecture
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La sua prima costruzione risale al 1832. Successivamente più volte modificato, era stato completamen­te ricostruito dall’ingegner Nicolò Bruno nel 1871. Distrutto dai bombardamenti nel dicembre 1942, è stato ricostruito nel 1955 dall’architetto Datta. Ha una capienza di 1.050 posti ed è oggi la principale ribalta di pro­sa genovese. Il Teatro Stabile di Genova lo usa per i suoi spettacoli più impox’tanti. (Italian)
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Source
Census Italia 1968
Wikidata source
Q3907408
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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City
Genova
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Building date
1868
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opening date
1871
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Address
Via Nicolo Bacigalupo, 2
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Preservation state
extinct building
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Disused
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Census Italia 1968 ID
110-6
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reopening date
1955
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Burnt down date
1940s
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