Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine

Udine (Italy)

The main curtain and the valance are made of burgundy FOT - Otello velvet with 100% vertical fullness.Both are decorated ...

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...with NFR - Fringe and NBT - Trimmings.The curtain is equipped with a motorized Swag opening device.The stage curtain is made of COS - Oscurante molton.

The ultra-modern and functional horseshoe-shaped hall was designed by Giuliano Parmegiani and Lorenzo Giacomuzzi Moore.The stalls, raised stalls, and three galleries can accommodate 1,174 spectators.The proscenium boxes accommodate an additional 56 spectators, bringing the total capacity of the hall to 1,230.

The Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine is a theater with a horseshoe-shaped auditorium.
The stalls, the raised stalls, the three galleries and the proscenium boxes can accommodate a total of 1,230 spectators.

1770

Inauguration of the Nobile Teatro, built on the initiative of a group of noble families and designed by Tiberio Maieroni.

1852

The building is radically restored by Andrea Scala and takes the name of Teatro Sociale.

1906

The Teatro Sociale is dedicated to Puccini.

1911

The Teatro Puccini is damaged by fire.

1930

A competition is announced for the design of a new theater, but it remains unsuccessful.

1936

The Teatro Puccini becomes a cinema.

1964

The Teatro Puccini is demolished.

1993

Construction begins on the new theater building designed by Giuliano Parmegiani (1926-2017) and Lorenzo Giacomuzzi Moore (1935).

1997

The Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine is inaugurated on schedule and at a much lower cost than expected.
It is dedicated to the homonymous renaissance painter and architect from Udine, a pupil of Giorgione and Raphael.

Materials used in this production

COS - Oscurante

Duvetyne and blackout fabrics

FOT - Otello

Velvets

NBT - Bordo traforato

Trimmings

NFR - Fringes

Trimmings

Stage maskings

Acoustic curtains

Swag curtains

Typology of curtain

Vertical fullness

Fabric: tailoring types

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