Theatro Treze de Maio, Cultural heritage theatre in Santa Maria, Brazil
The Theatro Treze de Maio stands on Saldanha Marinho Square and features neoclassical architecture with original design elements from architect Julius Weise. The building includes various spaces such as the main auditorium, foyer, and backstage areas used for performances and events.
The theater was founded in 1890 when Santa Maria was growing rapidly, emerging from a cultural movement started by pharmacist Joao Daudt Filho in 1888. Construction resulted from the community's effort to create a cultural center for arts and public gatherings.
The theater reopened in 1997 and now serves as an important venue for performances and cultural gatherings in the city. The hall regularly attracts artists and audiences who use the building as a center for local arts and entertainment.
Theater management accepts reservations and tour requests by telephone or email for visitors wanting to explore the historical building. It is advisable to contact them beforehand to arrange access to the interior spaces and various areas of the house.
The theater maintains a Golden Book recording the names of benefactors and individuals who contributed to its cultural activities over the years. This special register shows the connection between the building and the local community.
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