Difference between revisions of "Marcus Center for the Performing Arts [Milwaukee] (Q26274)"

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theatre in Milwaukee

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1969
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Built 1966-1969 by Harry Weese. Opened 26 July 1969 as Milwaukee Performing Arts Center. 1994 renamed Marcus Performing Arts Center in honour of Ben and Ceil after a large donation by the Marcus Corporation, a theatre and hotel operator. Home to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera, Milwaukee Ballet and other local organizations. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1966-1969 by Harry Weese. Opened 26 July 1969 as Milwaukee Performing Arts Center. 1994 renamed Marcus Performing Arts Center in honour of Ben and Ceil after a large donation by the Marcus Corporation, a theatre and hotel operator. Home to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera, Milwaukee Ballet and other local organizations. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1966-1969 by Harry Weese. Opened 26 July 1969 as Milwaukee Performing Arts Center. 1994 renamed Marcus Performing Arts Center in honour of Ben and Ceil after a large donation by the Marcus Corporation, a theatre and hotel operator. Home to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera, Milwaukee Ballet and other local organizations. (English) / qualifier
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theatre in Milwaukee
  • Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
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Marcus Center for the Performing Arts [Milwaukee]
theatre in Milwaukee
  • Marcus Center for the Performing Arts

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43°2'34.080"N, 87°54'41.040"W
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Built 1966-1969 by Harry Weese. Opened 26 July 1969 as Milwaukee Performing Arts Center. 1994 renamed Marcus Performing Arts Center in honour of Ben and Ceil after a large donation by the Marcus Corporation, a theatre and hotel operator. Home to Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera, Milwaukee Ballet and other local organizations. (English)
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1969
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