Difference between revisions of "Theatre of Muses [Ancona] (Q9159)"

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+Antico bel teatro storico, eretto dall’arch. Pietro Ghinelli fra il 1822 il 1827. Ha subito restauri nel 1861 e nel 1927. Un tempo famoso per le sue stagioni liriche, è inagibile dall’ultimo dopoguerra. Un suo generale restauro è da tempo annunciato, ma deve ancora iniziare. Appartiene al Comune ed ha una capienza di 1000 posti circa. Vi sono annessi i locali dell’Istituto Musicale « Pergolesi » e dell’ex Casino Dorico con un vasto salone per concerti e feste danzanti. (Italian)
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+Built 1822-1827 by Pietro Ghinelli di Senigallia. Opened 28 Apr 1827 with Rossini's operas Aureliano in Palmira and Ricciardo e Zoraide. Destroyed by bombs in 1943. Further demolished by an earthquake in 1972. After reconstructions, re-opened 13 Oct 2002 with a gala concert. Used for drama performances by the Teatro Stabile delle Marche company. 1057 seats. (English)
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Latest revision as of 12:40, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Ancona, Italy

Theatre of Muses

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Theatre of Muses [Ancona]	Theatre building in Ancona, Italy	Theatre of Muses

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43°37'9.912"N, 13°30'36.216"E

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Rebuilt after the bombings of 1943 (English)

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Reconstructing Theatre Architecture

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Antico bel teatro storico, eretto dall’arch. Pietro Ghinelli fra il 1822 il 1827. Ha subito restauri nel 1861 e nel 1927. Un tempo famoso per le sue stagioni liriche, è inagibile dall’ultimo dopoguerra. Un suo generale restauro è da tempo annunciato, ma deve ancora iniziare. Appartiene al Comune ed ha una capienza di 1000 posti circa. Vi sono annessi i locali dell’Istituto Musicale « Pergolesi » e dell’ex Casino Dorico con un vasto salone per concerti e feste danzanti. (Italian)

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Census Italia 1968

Built 1822-1827 by Pietro Ghinelli di Senigallia. Opened 28 Apr 1827 with Rossini's operas Aureliano in Palmira and Ricciardo e Zoraide. Destroyed by bombs in 1943. Further demolished by an earthquake in 1972. After reconstructions, re-opened 13 Oct 2002 with a gala concert. Used for drama performances by the Teatro Stabile delle Marche company. 1057 seats. (English)

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1932

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Wikidata instance

Q153562

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