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Theatre building in Budrio, Italy

(‎Created claim: Census Italia 1968 table ID (P374): 73, add id)
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(‎Added qualifier: Source (P63): CARTHALIA (Q495), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939)
 
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Built 1672 as a private theatre for Paolo Sgargi. 1724-1792 owned by the Boriani family. 1792 bequested to the Conservatorio dell'Opera Pia Bianchi. 1802 purchased by the Partecipanza di Budrio, a group of local gentry, and renamed Teatro Consorziale. 1924-1928 major rebuilding. Since 1960, operated as a municipal theatre. 1962-1986 various restorations. Ca. 500 seats. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1672 as a private theatre for Paolo Sgargi. 1724-1792 owned by the Boriani family. 1792 bequested to the Conservatorio dell'Opera Pia Bianchi. 1802 purchased by the Partecipanza di Budrio, a group of local gentry, and renamed Teatro Consorziale. 1924-1928 major rebuilding. Since 1960, operated as a municipal theatre. 1962-1986 various restorations. Ca. 500 seats. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1672 as a private theatre for Paolo Sgargi. 1724-1792 owned by the Boriani family. 1792 bequested to the Conservatorio dell'Opera Pia Bianchi. 1802 purchased by the Partecipanza di Budrio, a group of local gentry, and renamed Teatro Consorziale. 1924-1928 major rebuilding. Since 1960, operated as a municipal theatre. 1962-1986 various restorations. Ca. 500 seats. (English) / qualifier
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Theatre building in Budrio, Italy
  • Teatro Consorziale
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Teatro Consorziale [Budrio]
Theatre building in Budrio, Italy
  • Teatro Consorziale

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44°32'15.529"N, 11°32'13.304"E
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Teatro consorziale, interno.jpg
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Built 1672 as a private theatre for Paolo Sgargi. 1724-1792 owned by the Boriani family. 1792 bequested to the Conservatorio dell'Opera Pia Bianchi. 1802 purchased by the Partecipanza di Budrio, a group of local gentry, and renamed Teatro Consorziale. 1924-1928 major rebuilding. Since 1960, operated as a municipal theatre. 1962-1986 various restorations. Ca. 500 seats. (English)
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1672
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1920s
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1924
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1986
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2003
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Via Garibaldi, 35, 40054 Budrio BO
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500
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600
1672
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111-7
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73
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