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Balcón del Cine Teatro Municipal San Juan
Argentina

Es un edificio histórico de la provincia construido en la década del 30, a pedido de don Bautista Estornell, quien convocó a un Arquitecto Belga, que había construido el Teatro Opera de Buenos Aires, lo que explica la semejanza en su diseño con el “Teatro Municipal de San Juan”. Es un edificio que sufrió el terremoto de 1944. El movimiento sísmico derribó una de sus torres, lo que llevó a realizar una serie de remodelaciones. Posteriormente la familia Estornell crea Canal 8 y lo instala en este edificio, lo que lleva a dividir el teatro. La parte de escenario, camarines, quedaron del lado del nuevo Canal de TV. Con esto el cine teatro pasó a ser solo “cine”.

En el año 2008, se reinaugura tras una serie de trabajos. Ahora posee una pasarela técnica detrás de la pantalla. Sala climatizada, con 502 butacas disponibles. Estructura acorde para funcionar como Cine o Teatro.

En setiembre de 2009 se firmó un convenio entre la Municipalidad de la Ciudad de San Juan y el Instituto Nacional de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales, por medio del cual se crea el espacio INCAA KM 1100, que funciona todos los martes, miércoles y jueves, en “Teatro Municipal de San Juan”.

Con todo esto se ha logrado que un edificio histórico por el cual pasaron figuras como Cantinflas, Lolita Torres, entre otro, vuelva a funcionar como un espacio cultural y social de nuestra provincia.

Copyright: Anibal Goransky
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