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| The most famous and prestigious theatres in Venice island and in the mainland, including the recently restored Teatro La Fenice. |
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| 36th International Theatre Festival
The Biennale di Venezia has
become in years a reference
point not only for visual
arts, but for performing arts
as well, and La Bennale
Theatre is the clear
demonstration of this, mixing
with the city's very soul in
a series of performances that
often entangle with the main
events in Venice. In 2006, in
association with the City of
Venice and its Department of
Culture, it participated in
the Carnival, with an
independent program of
experimentation conceived by
Maurizio Scarparro.
http://www.labiennale.org/en/theatre - [ Google PageRank:  not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Theatre La Fenice
Teatro La Fenice was named
after the mythical bird that
is always reborn from its own
ashes, the Phoenix, because
just like the Phoenix,
despite being destroyed by
fire many times, it has
always been rebuilt. In 2003
the theatre has been
reopened, after being rebuilt
one more time “like it was
before, where it was before”.
Today it is the first theatre
in Venice, hosting the
lyrical season, and gathering
Opera lovers and
personalities from all over
the world.
http://www.teatrolafenice.it - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Theatre Murata
Teatro della Murata is a
small theatrical hall,
sitting about 70 people, made
from an old warehouse in the
historical center of Mestre,
attached to the remaining
pieces of the ancient city
walls. Since 1970, the
opening year, Teatro della
Murata has been a place of
experimentation, giving space
to new tendencies for theatre
and to representations of
plays, and actors, that
couldn't find space
elsewhere, despite being high-
quality projects. It is the
seat of Officina del Teatro,
a didactic experience
involving both young people
and adults.
http://www.teatromurata.it - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Teatro del Parco in Mestre
Teatro del Parco is placed in
Mestre, in Parco della
Bissuola, the largest city
park often hosting musical
and recreational events and
giving a great contribution
to the vivacity of city life.
It can easily be reached with
public transportations and
there are various car parks
in its vicinity; it is also
fully accessible by disabled
people. The theater is open
in the cold season, from
October to June, an it the
home of contemporary theater
festivals, theater for kids,
dance and music.
http://www.culturaspettacolovenezia.it/comune.asp?id=160 - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Theatre Fondamenta Nuove
Placed right at the end of
Fondamenta Nuove, faced on
the north lagoon, Teatro
Fondamenta Nuove is
characterized by a charming
building, where bricks and
wood live side by side, and
can seat up to 200 viewers.
It is the main seat of
activity of Associazione
Vortice, that since 1998 has
been organizing musical and
cultural events, as well as
conferences and workshops,
with the theatre as the
centre of its work and the
goal of representing a
cultural model for Venice and
its creative potentialities.
http://www.teatrofondamentanuove.it - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Teatro Goldoni in Venice
Teatro Goldoni is one of the
most well known theatres in
Venice, and it has been its
main theatre for the long
time La Fenice was being
restored. Born under the name
of Teatro Vendramin di S.
Salvador, it took the name of
Teatro Apollo after being
restored one first time in
1833, and went to its present
name in 1875, in homage to
the Venetian playwright Carlo
Goldoni. Nowadays it is the
seat of the Stabile Theatre
of Veneto, and has a varied
and rich theatric season.
http://www.teatrogoldonive.it - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Theatre Toniolo in Mestre
Teatro Toniolo in Mestre,
after being fully restored,
has re-opened to the public
in December 2003, and is now
the main reference point for
the theatrical life in the
Venice mainland. It is the
home for a series of events
and festival, amongst which
prose, classical music,
Italian music concerts,
comical and amateur theatre,
and dance. The theater can
sit up to 800 people, and it
can easily be reached with
public transportations and
accessed by disabled people.
http://www.culturaspettacolovenezia.it/comune.asp?id=128 - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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| Theatre Malibran
In 2001, after being
completely restored, Teatro
Malibran has been re-opened
to the public, with the
President of the Italian
Republic, Carlo Azeglio
Ciampi, attending to the
ceremony. The theatre is
placed in the heart of the
city's historical center, not
far from the Rialto Bridge,
Teatro Malibran is one of the
most beloved theatrical halls
in Venice, rich in history
and tradition, and it
represents a clear sign of
the long-awaited rebirth of
this city.
http://www.comune.venezia.it/teatromalibran/home.asp - [ Google PageRank: not actived ][ Last update: 2006-05-10 ] |
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