Berny's photos with the keyword: teatro

Opened on 29th March 1941, the architects were Fernando Martinez Campos and Pascual de Rojas. It is built within the Art déco "Edificio Rodriguez Vazquez" which is an 11 storey high building, containing ground floor businesses, 64 apartments and includes another pre-existing theatres. The Casa de la Musica is located next door. It is incredible beautiful inside, and we were lucky to find a way in. It was a movie theatre earlier, but is now used as a live performance theater. It has 1775 seats and is a smaller version of the Radio City Music Hall in New York.

Art Deco theater in Holguin, built in 1939.

"Parque Calixto García" with the beautiful Art Deco theater "Eddy Suñol", opened in 1939.

The large Art Nouveau building of the Teatro Fenice dates back to 1914 and is the successor of the similar older and more modest facility. With the later building, Rijeka got an entertainment centre which included the theatre, variety shows, a casino, a concert hall, social rooms and a residential area. The large Teatro hall could host up to two thousand spectators. In addition, there is an area below, initially known as the Sala Bianca. At the time the Teatro Fenice was built, it was the largest cinema hall as well as the largest theatre building in Croatia and in the surrounding area. It was designed by architects Theodor Träxler (Otto Wagner's pupil) and Eugenio Celligoi. It was the first big European theatre with a supporting structure made of reinforced concrete. Besides its Art Nouveau elements, the Teatro offered Proto-Cubist and futuristic elements and its separated position by the railway line gave it a rather metaphysical atmosphere. It seems to be abandoned now. See especially the 3rd PiP from Art Nouveau Network!

officially opened in 1838......the current bulding has seats for 1500 people and balconies.