Spanish Theater
Spanish Theater
Already in our century, new reforms are made under the direction of the architect Pablo Aranda, continued by Luis Bellido and Enrique Colás, which end in 1926.
Linked to this theater since its inception, the Lope de Vega Award, the oldest and most prestigious, instituted by the City Council in 1932, has served to publicize authors who are already featured in anthologies today.
In 1939, the Spanish Theater became dependent, for some time, on the Ministry of Information and Tourism, to later return to the supervision of the Madrid City Council.
In 1995 Andrés Oñoro, Enrique Ortega and José María Guijarro are the architects in charge of expanding the theater that houses a rehearsal room, library, exhibition hall, offices, warehouses and the Spanish café.
Learn more about its history on its website
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