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Theatre building in Oravita, Romania
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Latest revision as of 13:03, 6 November 2023
Theatre building in Oravita, Romania
- Old Theatre Mihai Eminescu
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| English | Old Theatre Mihai Eminescu [Oravita] | Theatre building in Oravita, Romania |
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45°2'26.711"N, 21°43'5.452"E
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No heritage theatre machinery The Old Theatre, named after the poet Mihai Eminescu, is the first edifice in the current Romanian cultural space that was built with the specific purpose of hosting theatre and music performances. (English)
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The designer and architect of the edifice was Ion Niuni, who had asked a friend from Vienna, Hieronymus Platzger, to copy for him the blueprints of the old Viennese Burgtheater. The project was adapted to the site by Francisc Knee, an Oravita native. The theatre is a historical and architectural monument, which retains the late baroque or Viennese baroque mark in the way the building is structured inside and out, in its facade and in the decorative elements. (English)
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5 October 1817Gregorian
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HST_0168
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Strada Mihai Eminescu 18, 325600 Oravița
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