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Theatre building in Turin, Italy

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(‎Created claim: Note (P44): 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., #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939)
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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)
Property / Note: 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) / rank
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Theatre building in Turin, Italy
  • Teatro Alfieri
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Teatro Alfieri [Turin, IT]
Theatre building in Turin, Italy
  • Teatro Alfieri

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Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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architect
Barnaba Panizza
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Country
Italy
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GPS
45°4'11.748"N, 7°40'37.668"E
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Image of WikiCommons
Teatro alfieri di torino 02.JPG
2,592 × 1,944; 803 KB
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Note
Rebuilt following fires in 1860, 1863, 1868, 1927 and the bombings of 1942 (English)
Source
Reconstructing Theatre Architecture
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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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Source
Census Italia 1968
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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Wikidata source
Q3982206
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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opening date
1855
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Capacity
1,000
point in time
1870
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Address
Piazza Solferino 4, 10121 Torino
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City
Turin
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Census Italia 1968 ID
84-5
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Table id
294
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Theaterbrande Id
330
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Burnt down date
5 January 1858Gregorian
context
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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TBU 165
Modern Opera Houses and Theatres
1860
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1863
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1927
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1942
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Carthalia ID
2466
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Modern Opera Houses ID
214
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reopening date
1949
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Redevelopment date
1940s
reopening date
1949
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