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Theatre building in Piacenza, Italy, opened in 1804

(‎Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1803-1804 by Lotario Tomba for a private society of aristocrats. Opened 1804 with Johann Simon Mayr's Zamori, ossia L'eroe dell'Indie. Ceded to the city of Piacenza in 1816. 1826 renovations by Alessandro Sanquirico. 1857 interior redecoration by Girolamo Magnani. 1857-1859 extension of foyers. 1938 conversion of the 3rd and 4th box tiers to galleries. Modernization of stage technology during the 20th century. Used for opera, drama and bal...)
(‎Added qualifier: Source (P63): CARTHALIA (Q495), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939)
 
Property / Note: Built 1803-1804 by Lotario Tomba for a private society of aristocrats. Opened 1804 with Johann Simon Mayr's Zamori, ossia L'eroe dell'Indie. Ceded to the city of Piacenza in 1816. 1826 renovations by Alessandro Sanquirico. 1857 interior redecoration by Girolamo Magnani. 1857-1859 extension of foyers. 1938 conversion of the 3rd and 4th box tiers to galleries. Modernization of stage technology during the 20th century. Used for opera, drama and ballet performances as well as for concerts. Ca. 1100 seats. (English) / qualifier
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Latest revision as of 13:26, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Piacenza, Italy, opened in 1804
  • Municipal Theatre
  • Teatro Municipale
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Municipal Theatre [Piacenza]
Theatre building in Piacenza, Italy, opened in 1804
  • Municipal Theatre
  • Teatro Municipale

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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architect
Lotario Tomba
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Country
Italy
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GPS
45°2'58.452"N, 9°41'36.348"E
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Note
Ampio e bel teatro storico, eretto dall’architetto Lotario Tomba nel biennio 1803-04. Completato, restaurato e abbelli­to in seguito, conserva ancora oggi il suo elegante aspetto ottocentesco ed ospita regolari stagioni liriche, concertistiche e di prosa. (Italian)
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Source
Census Italia 1968
Built 1803-1804 by Lotario Tomba for a private society of aristocrats. Opened 1804 with Johann Simon Mayr's Zamori, ossia L'eroe dell'Indie. Ceded to the city of Piacenza in 1816. 1826 renovations by Alessandro Sanquirico. 1857 interior redecoration by Girolamo Magnani. 1857-1859 extension of foyers. 1938 conversion of the 3rd and 4th box tiers to galleries. Modernization of stage technology during the 20th century. Used for opera, drama and ballet performances as well as for concerts. Ca. 1100 seats. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q28001162
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Wikidata instance
Q153562
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Q24354
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City
Piacenza
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Building date
1804
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1803
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opening date
1804
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Capacity
1,500
point in time
1870
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Address
Via Giuseppe Verdi, 41-43 - 29121 Piacenza
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Census Italia 1968 ID
116-7
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Carthalia ID
2405
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Census Italia 1968 table ID
319
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