Difference between revisions of "Teatro Petruzzelli [Bari, IT] (Q9161)"

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+Teatro Petruzzelli [Bari, IT]
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+Damaged by fire in 1991 (English)
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+Source: Reconstructing Theatre Architecture
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+E’ un vasto elegante teatro storico, eretto su progetto dell’architetto Angelo Messeni fra il 1899 e il 1903. Fa parte dei « teatri di tradizione » e come tale ospita annualmente un’importante stagione lirica, oltre a spettacoli vari, di prosa e di rivista, e proiezioni cinematografiche. Ha una capienza di 3.000 posti circa ed appartiene ad una società che ha sede nei locali annessi al ridotto. (Italian)
+Normal rank
+Source: Census Italia 1968
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+Built 1898-1903 by Onofrio Petruzzelli and Antonio Petruzzelli. Opened 14 February 1903 with Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots. Destroyed by a fire (whose cause has remained uncertain) on 27 October 1991. Subsequently restored. Re-opened 4 Oct 2009 with Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Originally 3500 seats, now 1480 seats (de-facto only 1250 seats are in use). (English)
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+Source: CARTHALIA
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+Source: Reconstructing Theatre Architecture
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+Source: Census Italia 1968
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+Q153562
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+Q191158
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+Used as theatre today
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+Angelo Messeni
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Bari, Italy

Teatro Petruzzelli

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Teatro Petruzzelli [Bari, IT]	Theatre building in Bari, Italy	Teatro Petruzzelli

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41°7'24.600"N, 16°52'22.080"E

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Bari Teatro Petruzzelli 2008 Interno.jpg
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Damaged by fire in 1991 (English)

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Reconstructing Theatre Architecture

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E’ un vasto elegante teatro storico, eretto su progetto dell’architetto Angelo Messeni fra il 1899 e il 1903. Fa parte dei « teatri di tradizione » e come tale ospita annualmente un’importante stagione lirica, oltre a spettacoli vari, di prosa e di rivista, e proiezioni cinematografiche. Ha una capienza di 3.000 posti circa ed appartiene ad una società che ha sede nei locali annessi al ridotto. (Italian)

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Census Italia 1968

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Built 1898-1903 by Onofrio Petruzzelli and Antonio Petruzzelli. Opened 14 February 1903 with Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots. Destroyed by a fire (whose cause has remained uncertain) on 27 October 1991. Subsequently restored. Re-opened 4 Oct 2009 with Beethoven's 9th Symphony. Originally 3500 seats, now 1480 seats (de-facto only 1250 seats are in use). (English)

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EUTA building identifier

1935

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Wikidata instance

Q153562

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