Difference between revisions of "Royal Exchange Theatre [Manchester] (Q7873)"
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Latest revision as of 14:36, 14 January 2026
Theatre building in Manchester, United Kingdom
- Royal Exchange Theatre
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Royal Exchange Theatre [Manchester] | Theatre building in Manchester, United Kingdom |
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53°28'57.000"N, 2°14'39.840"W
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Royal Exchange built 1874 by Mills & Murgatroyd as Cotton Exchange, extended in 1922. 1976 installation of a 740-seat theatre module within the exchange hall by Levitt Bernstein Associates (with Richard Negri). 1996 structural damages of the exchange building (not the theatre module) by a terrorist bomb attack. Subsequently renovations and rebuildings (with installation of a studio theatre with 120 seats). (English)
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1976
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M2 7DH
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