Teatro victoria talavera de la reina

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The Victoria theater was built in 1912 on the site of the former corral de comedias, of which there are references from the seventeenth century, which from the eighteenth century onwards was called the Teatro Principal and was subsequently demolished. Miguel Fernández Santamaría bought the site and built this theater, which he named after his daughter Victoria, which his next buyer, Félix Moro, changed to Teatro Mariana, and in 1991 Talavera Town Council took it over and the Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha refurbished it.

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We are a theater group from Talavera de la Reina that aims to honor theater in all its facets.    Paraskenia Teatro was born from the love of everything that surrounds this ancient art. From Paraskenia the actors went out to represent in the first theaters of the world. We want to emerge little by little, at our own pace, at our own tempo, with our art, from our humble Paraskenia.    The theater needs spectators to exist. We know you are there… For our part we promise to give you our soul and our talent to be able to create and make THEATER.

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This theater occupies the site where, already in the XVII century, there was a corral of comedies that, from the XVIII century, was called Teatro Principal and that was demolished at the end of the last century. In 1912, Miguel Fernández Santa-maría requested the transfer with the right to purchase the site and built a theater named after his daughter, Victoria, a name that his next buyer, Félix Moro, changed to Teatro Mariana. The abandonment ended up almost ruining it until 1991, acquired again by the city council and rehabilitated by the Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha, it reopened its doors.

The interior with its plaster decoration, the ironwork balustrades and the metallic pillars together with an appropriate decoration made the then Infanta Cristina at its reinauguration describe it as “coquettish”.

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The Zaragocista team will play at La Romareda in a match to be played on December 14 at 20.00 (Footers) and the Huesca will play at El Alcoraz with the same schedule looking for the pass to the round of 16.

In the Cup draw at Las Rozas for a knockout round to be played between December 14 and 16, four cups were configured, the first had the 16 teams from the First Division, the second had those from the silver division, with Huesca and Zaragoza among the 20 in the category, a third with the 14 from the First RFEF and a fourth with the six from the Second RFEF. The objective was to pair the teams of the lowest category with those of the highest possible category, with the match always being played at the field of the lower division team.

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