Teatro Giacosa
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| Address | Piazza Teatro 1 Ivrea Italy |
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| Coordinates | 45°28′03.87″N 07°52′38.63″E / 45.4677417°N 7.8773972°E |
| Capacity | 500 |
| Construction | |
| Opened | 1834 |
| Architect | Maurizio Storero |
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Teatro Giacosa (officially: Teatro Civico Giuseppe Giacosa) is a theatre located in Ivrea, Italy.
In 1829, the municipal administration of Ivrea entrusted architect Maurizio Storero with the task of designing a new city theatre. Storero chose to adhere to the then-customary model of the so-called teatro all'italiana, consisting of a horseshoe-shaped hall with stacked boxes. Construction works took place between 1833 and 1834. The inauguration took place on 5 July 1834 during the celebrations of the patronal feast of St Sabinus with three opera performances: Giulietta e Romeo and La gioventù di Enrico IV, both by Nicola Vaccai, and Il nuovo Figaro by Luigi Ricci.[1]
