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room was emptied by the cries of fury, and the material damage repaired during the day which followed, not a woman of society missed the representation of the morrow. It is a fine trait of character that particularly honors the female element of the
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After this period of huge international success, the theatre's decline became clear and plans were made for massive renovations. After an initial start of works to restore the landmark in 2005, the theatre was closed for refurbishment from
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Argentina, the Teatro Colón has suffered considerably, but a period of slow recovery began. The theatre underwent massive phased remodelling of both interior and exterior, initially while the house was still open, but production
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Among the main events of its history are the creation of stable bodies in the 1920s and its municipalization in 1931. In 1946, Peronism promoted a policy of openness to popular music and greater democratization of the public, which was reverted after its overthrow in 1955 and again resumed when
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The Colón theater operated in two buildings, the first located in the Plaza de Mayo until 1888 and the second located in front of the Plaza
Lavalle, which took 20 years to be built until its inauguration in 1908. This land formerly housed the
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were performed. A private concert to test the acoustics attended by employees, architects, and others involved in the renovation occurred on 6 May 2010. On the 6 September 2013, the Teatro Colón hosted the
Opening Ceremony of the
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The present Colón replaced an original theatre which opened in 1857. Towards the end of the century, it became clear that a new theatre was needed, and after a 20-year process, the present theatre opened on 25 May 1908, with
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were the most important. The principal company that performed at the Teatro Opera moved to the Teatro Colón in 1908. However, major companies also performed at the Teatro
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contains canvas painted in 1966 by the 20th-century artist
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1699:ALMAS, ANGELES Y DUENDES DEL TEATRO COLON
1630:Lynn, Karyl Charna, "Restoration Drama",
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1332:History of the Colón Theatre (in English)
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1639:Teatro Colón Años de gloria 1908–1958
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683:The present Teatro Colón
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2432:José Amalfitani Stadium
2261:Natural Sciences Museum
2226:Fortabat Art Collection
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1611:Mas allá del gran telón
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221:Design and construction
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2407:Obras Sanitarias Arena
2362:Ferro C. Oeste Stadium
1923:Metropolitan Cathedral
1191:"Top 10: Opera Houses"
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2108:Buenos Aires Eco-Park
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438:Mikhail Barishnikov
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2566:La Trastienda Club
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1968:Recoleta Cemetery
1908:Kavanagh Building
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1892:Floralis Genérica
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1679:978-950-9140-01-1
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717:Royal Opera House
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702:9 de Julio Avenue
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562:Alberto Ginastera
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1918:May Pyramid
1841:Casa Rosada
1523:Lynn, p. 29
906:José Neglia
812:Mefistofele
795:Titta Ruffo
654:La traviata
582:Julio Bocca
574:José Neglia
498:Celia Torra
478:Zubin Mehta
311:Leo Beranek
299:opera house
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2047:Colegiales
1825:Public and
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1146:References
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566:Jorge Donn
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506:Pau Casals
332:Montevideo
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1076:Balconies
1001:La bohème
995:Swan Lake
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353:in 1991.
340:São Paulo
307:Argentina
203:58 metres
190:28 metres
171:Renovated
145:Completed
123:Argentina
2614:Caminito
2478:Premetro
2468:MetroBus
2192:Cultural
2072:Recoleta
2027:Belgrano
1999:Corvette
1938:Obelisco
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