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Fifty men and women of Alguazas discovered in the morning of Friday, November 15, the insides of the main temple of the regional scene: the Teatro Romea Murcia City as part of a tour scheduled by the Department of Culture city ​​council as part of their fall activities.
Thus, alguaceños, accompanied by the head of the local Department promoting the initiative, Isabel Zamora Palacios, could see first hand the majesty of scenarios, stalls and boxes of all a symbol of Spanish drama and documented in detail in the reviews more features that mark both the history and legends that surround this great regional benchmark of Culture opened on October 25, 1862 by Queen Elizabeth II.
Note that the Teatro Romea, gifted to date with about 1,200 locations, is an eclectic work built on the site of the old convent garden of Santo Domingo, under the direction of architects Diego Manuel Molina and Carlos Mancha, and paint Murcia interior José Pascual Valls.
The theater stands in the square that also bears the name of actor Julian Romea.
The building was opened under the name of Teatro de los Infantes, later renamed Theatre of Popular Sovereignty and finally, Teatro Romea, after the actor died.
The building suffered during the nineteenth century by two bulky fires (1877 and 1899), leaving behind the latter only the walls.
The reconstruction after major fires and rehabilitation developed in 1985 have made this monumental theater was inaugurated on several occasions.
In 2007 was closed for remodeling both outside and inside your being reopened on March 3, 2012.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas
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