A Madrid theatre designed by architect Teodoro de Anasagasti, opened in 1925 on Calle de Embajadores.
At a glance
Teatro Pavón stands as an early 20th-century addition to Madrid’s cultural landscape. The theatre opened its doors in 1925, reflecting the architectural ambitions of the interwar period in Spain.
History
The theatre was established in 1925 under the direction of architect Teodoro de Anasagasti. It arrived during a period of cultural expansion in Madrid, when the city’s entertainment infrastructure was rapidly developing.
What you see
Teodoro de Anasagasti designed the building, bringing early 20th-century architectural sensibilities to the venue. The theatre occupies Calle de Embajadores 9, a prominent address in the city’s historic quarters.
Cultural significance
Teatro Pavón has served as a cultural institution for nearly a century. The building represents Madrid’s commitment to maintaining theatrical performance spaces during a transformative period of Spanish history.
Key facts
- Country: Spain
- City: Madrid
- Address: Calle de Embajadores 9
- Architect: Teodoro de Anasagasti
- Opened: 1925
- Coordinates: 40.41, -3.71
Practical information & getting there
The theatre is located in central Madrid on Calle de Embajadores. For current visiting hours, programming, and ticket information, contact the venue directly or consult its official channels.
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