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The new building was inaugurated on May 25, 1960, but began operating the following year. It became one of the most influential cultural centers in Latin America. Its 30,000 m, distributed among thirteen floors and four basements, includes three performance stages, several exhibition halls, and
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The Italian-style stage is equipped with a mouth of variable sizes (between 11 and 16 meters) and has a center section that can move vertically, in whole or in part, through nine lifts operating simultaneously or separately. It includes an orchestra pit and a drawbridge to modern lighting and sound
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The salon is named for Juan José de los Santos Casacuberta, the preeminent performer of the nineteenth century Argentine stage, and perhaps the first classically trained actor in local dramatic history. It can accommodate 566 persons and includes a semicircular orchestra divided into three radial
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The hall is graced by a ceramic mural (1.65 by 1.65 meters) in honor of the Podestá Brothers, by Luis Diego Pedreira. The original building opened in 1957 as the Teatro San Telmo; nearly destroyed by fire in 1970, it was incorporated to the Teatro San Martín in 1999.
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The center's third stage opened in 1979 at the initiative of Kive Staiff, then in his second season as general and artistic director of the Teatro San Martín, and was named in honor of prominent Catalan-Argentine stage director and instructor
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The largest of the three rooms of the theater is the Martín Coronado, named in tribute to one of the pioneers of drama in Argentina. With its two-tiered stalls, it can accommodate 1049 spectators.
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of the City of Buenos Aires, which authorized the creation of the Buenos Aires People's Theater, and the bill was signed by Mayor Joaquin de Anchorena.
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sectors. A platform can be extended forward for a drawbridge scenario, or to raise the orchestra pit onto the stage, 35 meters wide and 6 deep.
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and Macedonio Ruiz for the design of a new building for the San Martín, and work on the present building began June 24, 1954.
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The Municipal Theater of Buenos Aires was inaugurated in its stead on May 23, 1944, for the promotion and expansion of the
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On November 26, 1936, Mayor Mariano de Vedia and Mitre provided for the construction of a building to house the
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a cinema. Both the theater and adjacent cultural center were extensively renovated between 2010 and 2011.
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The ceiling of the Martín Coronado is decorated with a colored cement relief (4 by 2.50 meters) entitled
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and offers venues for the representation of stage works and film, as well as art exhibitions.
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Painters Luis Seoane (left) and Carlos Torrallardona working on a mural in 1957
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Casacuberta Salon, seating an audience of 566, is the San Martín's largest
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to drama and comedy, completed between 1957 and 1958 by local artist
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The lobby of this salon is graced by a mural (35 by 11 meters) by
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introduced a bill to that effect. A similar resolution passed the
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Projects for the construction of this theater date to 1908, when
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of the same name. It is one of the major theaters in
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Teatro del Libertador General San Martín


Av. Corrientes
Theater
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Coordinates
34°36′15.9″S 58°23′18.8″W / 34.604417°S 58.388556°W / -34.604417; -58.388556
Mario Roberto Álvarez
https://buenosaires.gob.ar/teatrosanmartin
Buenos Aires
Corrientes Avenue
cultural center
Argentina
Socialist
Congressman
Alfredo Palacios
Deliberative Council

1943 coup d'état
theatre in Argentina
José de San Martín
Argentine War of Independence
Juan Perón
Mario Roberto Álvarez
World Chess Championship 1972
Bobby Fischer
Tigran Petrosian
Boris Spassky

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