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teatro españoltheater in madrid, spain

The Marquis of Monasterio ordered the construction of the building with the idea of turning it into the most select theater of the time. But the situation changed a few weeks after the opening. After the death of King Alfonso XII, a period of economic difficulties began for the Teatro de la Princesa.

The Marquis of Monasterio ordered the construction of the building with the idea of turning it into the most select theater of the time. But the situation changed a few weeks after the opening. After the death of King Alfonso XII began a period of economic difficulties for the Teatro de la Princesa.

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Teatro de María GuerreroNombre original Español: Teatro María GuerreroLocalizaciónMadrid, EspañaCoordenadas40°25′22″N 3°41′35″W / 40.422915°N 3.693006°W / 40.422915; -3.693006Coordenadas: 40°25′22″N 3°41′35″W / 40.422915°N 3.693006°W / 40.422915; -3.693006Construido1884-1885

El Teatro María Guerrero es un teatro situado en Madrid, España. Fue declarado Bien de Interés Cultural el 1 de marzo de 1996.[1] Es la sede del teatro nacional de España, el Centro Dramático Nacional.[2]

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The beginning of the Civil War caused the closure of the theater until April 27, 1940,[3] when it reopened its doors as the National Theater, first under the Ministry of National Education and since 1951 under the Ministry of Information and Tourism. It was successively directed by Luis Escobar (with Huberto Pérez de la Ossa as Subdirector) (1940-1952), Claudio de la Torre (1952-1960) and José Luis Alonso (1960-1975).[4] Since 1978 it has been the headquarters of the Centro Dr. de la Teatro Nacional.

Since 1978 it has been the headquarters of the Centro Dramático Nacional, which was directed in its first stage by the theater director, playwright and actor Adolfo Marsillach.[5] On March 1, 1996 it was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest.

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We began to devise this project in March 2020. Just when around us what we then called reality collapsed like the virtual architecture of a video game. And locked up at home our perception of the world began to look too much like a fiction. Isolated from others. Separated by a window or a balcony or a screen. Without being able to understand anything. That’s when Poe’s raven knocked on our window. We opened it. We let him in. Once inside we asked him what his name was, where he came from, what was going on. His answer was always the same. Nevermore. A sound that avoided becoming a word. Like Poe, we also wanted to know what that damned bird meant with that constant cry. Nevermore. As much as the raven repeated its name over and over again, Nevermore, we too failed to understand its meaning. Because Nevermore is all that we hear around us and can’t understand.

It is recommended that users who are going to make use of the subtitles purchase their tickets in the second half of the “Patio de Butacas” or in the seating area on the first floor, since the visibility of the same in these areas is better.