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The Ahmanson Theatre is one of the four main venues that compose the Los Angeles Music Center.

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rdfs:comment	The Ahmanson Theatre is one of the four main venues that compose the Los Angeles Music Center. (en) El Ahmanson Theatre es uno de cuatro teatros en el Centro de Música de Los Ángeles. El teatro se construyó a resultado por una donación de , Sr, fundador de , una compañía de asegurarías. El teatro se nombró por su esposa, Caroline Leonetti Ahmanson. La primera obra teatral fue El hombre de La Mancha. (es) Das Ahmanson Theatre ist ein Theater in Los Angeles, Kalifornien. Es gehört zu den vier wichtigsten Veranstaltungsorten des Los Angeles Music Center. Renoviert 1994, kann seine Sitzplatzkapazität, je nach Bedarf, zwischen 1600 und 2100 konfiguriert werden. Durch die Großzügigkeit des Philanthropen Robert H. Ahmanson konnte mit dem Bau am 9. März 1962 begonnen werden. Das Theater eröffnete am 12. April 1967 mit dem Theaterstück „More Stately Mansions“ von Eugene O’Neill. In den Hauptrollen spielten Ingrid Bergman, Arthur Hill und Colleen Dewhurst. (de)
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name	Ahmanson Theatre (en)
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location	Los Angeles, California
dct:subject	Welton Becket buildings 1960s architecture in the United States Buildings and structures in Downtown Los Angeles Theatres completed in 1967 Bunker Hill, Los Angeles Civic Center, Los Angeles Theatres in Los Angeles
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