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- Violetita8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Smart
- José Ceglie8 days ago8 facts added.
- José Servidio8 days ago9 facts added.
- José Servidio8 days ago9 facts added.
- Eduardo Bianco8 days ago35 facts added.
- Eduardo Bianco8 days ago35 facts added.
- Qué sabe la gente8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Smart
- Moneda corriente8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Smart
- Se acuerdan muchachos8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Maipo
- Mujer8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Maipo
- Pim pam pum8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Maipo
- Llevátelo todo8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Maipo
- Traiga otra caña8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Apolo
- Pobre corazón mio8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Apolo
- Muchachita loca8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Apolo
- Seguí mi consejo8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Nacional
- La taba de la vida8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Nacional
- La provinciana8 days agoPremiered at Teatro Politeama Argentino
- Teatro Smart8 days agoDescribed as Between 1923 and 1928 eight tangos were first staged here in revues and plays, including "Muchachita" (Azucena Maizani, 1923) and "Por tu culpa" (Juan Ferrari,
- Aníbal Troilo8 days agoPlayed in Teatro Presidente Alvear
- Teatro Presidente Alvear8 days agoDescribed as Then called the Teatro Enrique Discépolo, it staged the revue "El patio de la Morocha" by Cátulo Castillo and Aníbal Troilo, opened on 24 April 1953, for two se
- Carlos Gardel8 days agoPlayed in Teatro Broadway
- Teatro Broadway8 days agoOpen from 1930
- Cine-Teatro Metropolitan8 days agoDescribed as Opened as the Cine-Teatro Metropolitan, a single hall of about 2,000 seats with a marble lobby, when cinema was displacing live theatre; later split into two ha
- Cine-Teatro Metropolitan8 days agoOpen from 1937
- Teatro Astral8 days agoDescribed as Art Deco house by Alberto Bourdon on Corrientes, open since 1927; the article lists Carlos Gardel and Tita Merello among those who appeared on its stage, and la
- Teatro Astral8 days agoOpen from 1927
- Teatro Ópera8 days agoDescribed as The first theatre in the city with gas lighting; its current Art Deco building by Alberto Bourdon (1935) replaced the earlier house when Corrientes was widened.
- Teatro Ópera8 days agoOpen from 1872
- Teatro Colón8 days agoDescribed as In the 1930s new tango shows were staged at the Colón, especially during Carnival; tangos that mention the theatre include "Noche de Colón" (1926) and "Piuma al