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Cines y salas de conciertos y teatro en Umbria
Lyric Theatre Belli
P. Bovio 1 - SpoletoIn 1947 the musicologist Adriano Belli founded the Lyric Theatre of Spoleto with the aim of favouring the profession of the lyric arts. Nowadays, the building is the headquarter hosting the exhibitions of the winners of the Experimental Singing Competition of Spoleto.
Theater Morlacchi
P. Morlacchi - PerugiaEl Teatro Morlacchi de Perugia, construido sobre un viejo convento desde el año 1777 bajo proyecto del arquitecto perusino Alessio Lorenzini, tiene 27 palcos por cada uno de los 5 órdenes. En 1781 el teatro se inauguró con el nombre de "Teatro Civico del Verzaro", y una cabida de unos 1200 espectadores.
Theatre Mancinelli
C. Cavour - OrvietoA few paths away from the Cathedral of Orvieto, the Mancinelli Theatre, opened again tot eh public only in 1993 after a long work of restoration, is one of the most significant example of the Neoclassic architecture of the theatres of the 19th century. Inside we can admire the “Expulsion of the Goths from Orvieto” represented on the curtain, work of Pietro Angelini and Cesare Fracassini.
Theater of the Concordia
Piazza del Teatro della Concordia 4 - Montecastello di VibioThe Theater of the Concordia, famous as the smallest theater of the world, was built between the last years of 1700 and the first of 1800; the inauguration goes back, in fact, to 1808; after, the internal rooms are decorated with frescos by the painter Luigi Agretti in 1892. In 1993, after seven years of restoration, the structure has turn back completely in function and opened to public.
Verdi Theatre Terni
C. Vitt. Eman. 23 - TerniThe New Theatre of Terni, inaugurated in 1849, took the name of Verdi Theatre only after the restoration of 1908. In the structure, so as it is nowadays, is from the origin only the façade, while the remaining parts of the building are the result of a long work of renovation necessary after the bombings of 1943.
Communal Theatre Todi
V. Mazzini - TodiThe Communal Theatre of Todi was projected by the architect Carlo Gatteschi and inaugurated in 1876 with the work of Giuseppe Verdi “Un Ballo in Maschera” (A dressed ball). The inside part of the Theatre is noble and cared in every detail. Also thanks to the great curtain representing the “Visit to Todi of Ludovico Ariosto” painted by the painter of Perugia Annibale Brugnoli.
Lyric Theatre
V. D' Annunzio - S. M. degli Angeli - AssisiThe Lyric Theatre of Santa Maria degli Angeli of Assisi, inaugurated in 2000, is a modern structure with a capacity of 1000 spectators, used not only for theatre performances but also to welcome fairs, congresses and musical activities.
Communal Theatre Gubbio
Piazza del Popolo, 17 - GubbioThe project of the Communal Theatre of Gubbio, inaugurated in 1738, was given to Maurizio Lottici and Giovanni Mattioli from Parma; in 1846 the building was in part demolished and built again in order to enlarge it, under the direction of the engineer Ercole Salmi. Inside the theatre is hosting painting decoration made by the artist from Gubbio Raffaele Antonioli.
Communal Theater Narni
Via Garibaldi - NarniThe Communal Theater of Narni is one of the rare examples of theater of 800 built next a palace, in this case the 13th century palace of the Podestà, existing in Europe and in the world. Recently the curtain painted on linen has also been recovered, made by the roman painter Gioacchino Altobelli around 1855.
Theatre Caio Melisso
P. Duomo 1 - SpoletoIl “Noble Theatre” of Spoleto, built around 1600 with a structure entirely in wood, was restored and enlarged in the 19th century and called Theatre Caio Melisso in the honour of the comedy writer of Spoleto. Inside the building we can admire the decorations of the ceiling and of the curtain, works of Bruschi and Panetti.
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