Teatro Regio Ducale
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Teatro Regio Ducale was an 18th-century opera house in Milan that served as the city’s principal theater before being destroyed by fire and replaced by La Scala.
Statements (44)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
former building
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opera house → theatre building → |
| architecturalStyle |
Baroque architecture
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| audienceType |
aristocratic audience
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public audience → |
| buildingType |
horseshoe-shaped theatre
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| cityPrincipalTheatre |
Milan
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| country |
Italy
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| culturalRegion |
Northern Italy
NERFINISHED
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| dateOfDestruction |
1776
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| destroyedBy |
fire
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| era |
18th century
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| followedBy |
Teatro alla Scala as main Milanese opera house
NERFINISHED
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| functionedAs |
court theatre
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| hasAlternativeName |
Regio Ducal Teatro
NERFINISHED
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Royal Ducal Theatre NERFINISHED → Teatro Regio Ducal NERFINISHED → |
| hasCategory |
Buildings and structures destroyed by fire in Italy
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Former theatres in Italy → Opera houses in Milan → |
| heritage |
predecessor of La Scala
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| historicalRole |
center of operatic life in Milan before La Scala
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| inception |
1717
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| locatedIn |
Duchy of Milan
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Lombardy NERFINISHED → Milan NERFINISHED → Piazza del Duomo, Milan NERFINISHED → near Milan Cathedral → |
| locatedInPoliticalEntity |
Habsburg Monarchy
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| notableEvent |
its destruction led to the construction of La Scala
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| opened |
1717
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| ownedBy |
Ducal authorities of Milan
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| patron |
Habsburg rulers of Milan
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| preceded |
Teatro alla Scala as main Milanese opera venue
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| precededBy |
earlier court theatres in Milan
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| principalUse |
opera performances
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theatrical performances → |
| replacedBy |
Teatro alla Scala
NERFINISHED
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| significance |
principal opera house of Milan in the 18th century
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| status |
destroyed
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| usedFor |
court festivities
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premieres of operas → public performances → |
Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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La Scala
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predecessor |