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Revision as of 15:54, 11 August 2025
Theatre building in Namur, Belgium
- Theatre royal de Namur (BE)
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Theatre royal de Namur (BE) [Namur, BE] | Theatre building in Namur, Belgium |
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50°27'50"N, 4°52'5"E
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50°27'51.901"N, 4°52'5.300"E
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i) (English)
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ii) (English)
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iii) (English)
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1824
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1824
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place du Théâtre 2, 5000 Namur
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5000
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1860
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18 March 1860Gregorian
Burnt at 7 p.m., through a leakage of gas, during the preparations for a masked ball. Nothing saved, but no lives were lost. (English)
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25 September 1862Gregorian
Burnt at 2 p.m., before it had been opened to the public. Probably an act of arson. The adjoining concert-room was not damaged. (English)
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14 January 1867Gregorian
Opened in October 1863. Fire broke out at 1.15 a.m., after the performance of * Faust.’ Caused through carelessness with the lighting arrangements. No lives lost. (English)
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