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Theatre building in Rome, Italy

(‎Created claim: Redevelopment date (P104): 1938, a)
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First venue on the site built 1900 as a wooden open-air theatre named Arena Nazionale. 1910 rebuilding, reopened as Teatro Apollo. 1918 renamed Teatro Eliseo. 1938 major rebuilding. The complex contains two halls with 760 seats and 265 seats. (English)
Property / Note: First venue on the site built 1900 as a wooden open-air theatre named Arena Nazionale. 1910 rebuilding, reopened as Teatro Apollo. 1918 renamed Teatro Eliseo. 1938 major rebuilding. The complex contains two halls with 760 seats and 265 seats. (English) / rank
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Revision as of 13:48, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Rome, Italy
  • Eliseo Theatre
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Eliseo Theatre [Rome]
Theatre building in Rome, Italy
  • Eliseo Theatre

Statements

Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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architect
Luigi Piccinato
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Country
Italy
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GPS
41°53'52.440"N, 12°29'18.960"E
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Image of WikiCommons
Teatro Eliseo.JPG
2,304 × 3,072; 2.27 MB
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Note
Altro noto teatro destinato alla prosa. Saltuariamente ospita però anche spettacoli lirici e concerti. Costruito nel 1900 come teatro all’aperto, fu ricostruito in cemen­to armato (primo esempio per la città) nel 1910. Nel 1938 fu ancora una volta ricostruito su disegno dell’architetto Luigi Piccinato. Appartiene all’ETI ed ha una ca­pienza di 1100 posti. (Italian)
Source
Census Italia 1968
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First venue on the site built 1900 as a wooden open-air theatre named Arena Nazionale. 1910 rebuilding, reopened as Teatro Apollo. 1918 renamed Teatro Eliseo. 1938 major rebuilding. The complex contains two halls with 760 seats and 265 seats. (English)
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Wikidata source
Q3516757
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Wikidata instance
Q3152824
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Q43229
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City
Rome
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opening date
1900
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Address
via Nazionale 183
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Postal Code
00184
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Carthalia ID
7616
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Census Italia 1968 ID
71-10
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