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theatre in Sète

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(‎Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1743-1746 as Fort Saint-Pierre by Antoine Niquet. Later used as a military hospital. 1959 converted into an open-air theatre, after an idea by Jean Vilar. Opened 1960. 1485 seats. Formerly also known as Théâtre de la Mer Jean-Vilar, named in honour of the French actor and theatre director, Jean Vilar (1912-1971)., #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939)
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Built 1743-1746 as Fort Saint-Pierre by Antoine Niquet. Later used as a military hospital. 1959 converted into an open-air theatre, after an idea by Jean Vilar. Opened 1960. 1485 seats. Formerly also known as Théâtre de la Mer Jean-Vilar, named in honour of the French actor and theatre director, Jean Vilar (1912-1971). (English)
Property / Note: Built 1743-1746 as Fort Saint-Pierre by Antoine Niquet. Later used as a military hospital. 1959 converted into an open-air theatre, after an idea by Jean Vilar. Opened 1960. 1485 seats. Formerly also known as Théâtre de la Mer Jean-Vilar, named in honour of the French actor and theatre director, Jean Vilar (1912-1971). (English) / rank
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theatre in Sète
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    Built 1743-1746 as Fort Saint-Pierre by Antoine Niquet. Later used as a military hospital. 1959 converted into an open-air theatre, after an idea by Jean Vilar. Opened 1960. 1485 seats. Formerly also known as Théâtre de la Mer Jean-Vilar, named in honour of the French actor and theatre director, Jean Vilar (1912-1971). (English)
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