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Teatro dell'Opera di Roma history
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Nearby is the Teatro dell’Opera (Opera House), built in 1880 by Achille Sfondrini.
The completion, expansion and renovation works were entrusted to the architect Marcello Piacentini, who with the closure of the theater on November 15, 1926 completely rebuilt the external elevations and increased by one the three orders of original boxes.
It was acquired by the state in 1926 and is Rome’s most important lyric theatre.
Eliminated the royal epithet with the passage to the Republic, in 1956 the Municipality of Rome entrusted Piacentini himself with the task of taking care of a new expansion and restoration intervention.
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