Teatro Sant'Apollinare

Teatro Sant'Apollinare, also known by its nickname Teatro Sant'Aponal, was an Italian public opera house established in 1651 in Venice in what is today Petriana Court.^[1] The Sant'Apollinare was established in a residential building and equipped with advanced stage machinery intended to allow for spectacular stage shows. It was managed in 1651 by impessario and librettist Giovanni Faustini, who died during the first run of his opera La Calisto there. After his death, his brother Marco Faustini took over management of the theater. It was dismantled in 1661 and the rooms returned to residential use.

References

^ Mancini et al 1995, pp. 362–378.

Glover, Jane (1975). The Teatro Sant'Apollinare and the Development of Seventeenth-Century Venetian Opera, dissertation. University of Oxford. OCLC 32310246.
Mancini, Franco; Muraro, Maria Teresa; Povoledo, Elena (1995). I Teatri di Venezia: Tomo I. Teatri effimeri e nobili imprenditori [The Theatres of Venice: Volume I. Ephemeral Theatres and Noble Entrepreneurs] (in Italian). Venice: Corbo e Fiore. OCLC 43806884.

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[1] Mancini et al 1995, pp. 362–378.

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