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Latest revision as of 13:01, 16 October 2026

Theatre building in Cremona, Italy, opened in 1808

Teatro Comunale Ponchielli
Opera house
Teatro della Concordia
Teatro Amilcare Ponchielli
Teatro Ponchielli

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Teatro Comunale Ponchielli [Cremona]	Theatre building in Cremona, Italy, opened in 1808	Teatro Comunale Ponchielli Opera house Teatro della Concordia Teatro Amilcare Ponchielli Teatro Ponchielli

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45°7'56.280"N, 10°1'8.400"E

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Teatro Ponchielli 2.JPG
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Previous theatre of 1747 destroyed by fire (English)

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Reconstructing Theatre Architecture

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E’ un bel teatro neoclassico, eretto nel triennio 1806-08 dall’architetto Luigi Canonica sull’area di altro teatro distrutto da un incendio e risalente al 1749. E’ oggi utilizzato per stagioni liriche, concerti, spettacoli di prosa e rivista. (Italian)

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Census Italia 1968

Built 1807 as Teatro Concordia by Luigi Canonica. Destroyed by a fire on 6 Jan 1824. Subsequently rebuilt by Faustino Rodi and Luigi Voghera, following Luigi Canonica's 1807 designs. In the late 19th century, commonly known as Teatro Concordia-Ponchielli in honour of the Italian composer and theatre director, Amilcare Ponchielli (1834-1886). Officially renamed Teatro Amilcare Ponchielli on 12 Mar 1907. (English)

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EUTA building identifier

882

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Wikidata instance

Q24354

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