Theatre in Trinidad, Cuba
Although a theatrical building Of the first theatrical manifestations it is known that they began to develop towards 1778. These were scarce and of little relevance and the staging was of other territories, the acting cast was of high social rank and the works were represented in private houses, squares or platforms, as well as in institutions that were created for this purpose.
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The Brunet Theater was a modern neoclassical coliseum, similar to that of Tacón. It had four floors, with the possibility of putting the stage on the same level and the stalls to transform it into a ballroom. It also had a patio and a hall, good decorations and a beautiful lunette of the best taste and that provides a lot of clarity ".
In this theater, Trinidad has to the maximum exponent of the culture of one of the most prosperous cities that the country had in the 19th century. As for architecture and art, it was not a rival according to the opinions of researchers and intellectuals, it was one of the most expensive..