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Latest revision as of 13:56, 6 August 2026
Theatre building in Turin, Italy
- Teatro Alfieri
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Teatro Alfieri [Turin, IT] | Theatre building in Turin, Italy |
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45°4'11.748"N, 7°40'37.668"E
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Rebuilt following fires in 1860, 1863, 1868, 1927 and the bombings of 1942 (English)
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Eretto dall’architetto Barnaba Panizza nel 1855, ha subito numerosi restauri e rifacimenti. L’ultima ricostruzione, successiva alle distruzioni belliche, è stata portata a termine nel 1949. Appartiene ad una società privata ed ha una capienza di 2000 posti circa.E’ il teatro più ampio di cui dispone oggi la città; il teatro dove fanno tappa le maggiori compagnie di rivista e di prosa e di cui si servono anche il Teatro Stabile di Torino per i suoi spettacoli più grandiosi e l’Ente Autonomo Teatro Regio per manifestazioni popolari (Italian)
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Built 1855 by Barnaba Panizza. Opened 1855. Named in honour of the Italian playwright, Vittorio Alfieri (1749-1803). Destroyed by a fire on 5 January 1858, subsequently rebuilt. Reopened 22 Aug 1860. Further fires in 1863, 1868 and 1927 with subsequent rebuilding. 1942 damaged by bombs. Rebuilt in 1949. 2002 restorations. 1500 seats. (English)
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1855
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Piazza Solferino 4, 10121 Torino
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856
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84-5
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48
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330
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5 January 1858Gregorian
Built 1854, entirely of wood. Burnt at 3 a.m., probably through the warming apparatus in the prompter’s box. (English)
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1860
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1863
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1927
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1942
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760
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1949
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