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and the walls were painted in a new fresh green colour. Behind the scenes all the offices are combined in the new 'Office territory' behind and next to the stage. Major improvements are the leveling of the stage floor (which had a rake of 4° due to 19th century practice), a big new side stage, updated lighting and mechanical structures.
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The opera house closed in 2005 for a two-year renovation of the entire building. In November 2007, exactly 100 years after the grand opening in 1907, the opera opened again for a new season. New office buildings were constructed, the main auditorium was updated with new seating, a new heating system,
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Because of budget limitations (the first budget estimate for the entire renovation was 33 million euro but, after certain non critical phases were removed from the master plan, the total budget was 24 million euros), only the most urgent tasks were executed. Therefore, not all the ornaments where
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which had existed since 1981). Both former institutions were similar fusions between the former opera houses of Antwerp and Ghent. Since the fusion in 1981, the company has been giving performances in two different historic theatres.
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where alternately Italian and French operas were performed. The new auditorium burnt down in 1746 and was replaced by a new "Grand Théâtre" which opened in 1753. During the period of the
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and is used today for regular theatre performances.) The French repertoire (and, to a lesser extent, the Italian repertoire in French translation) continued to dominate.
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cleaned and the public hallways are painted white. It is expected that when new funds are available, the golden ornaments and hallways will be updated.
292: 237: 114:. The theatre gradually lost its popular Flemish character as French artists were engaged and the performances were no longer performed in the local ( 197: 172: 185: 69:) in 2014. The Royal Ballet of Flanders was founded in 1969. The Flemish Opera was created in 1996 as a successor to the Flemish Opera Foundation ( 255: 386: 191: 376: 50:. However, the company shares one orchestra, choir, ballet company, technical team, etc. The organization is mainly financed by the 416: 411: 406: 401: 396: 391: 126: 366: 106:
The first public opera performances in Antwerp date back to 1661. Performances took place on the stage of the
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directed by Jan Vandenhouwe. It operates in two different opera houses in the Flemish cities of
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In 1709 a new theatre was installed in the "Tapissierspand", a former covered market for
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Opera Ballet Vlaanderen emerged from a fusion between The Flemish Opera (
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It received the "Opera Company of the Year" award at the 2019
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which had existed since 1988), and the Opera for Flanders (
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Ghent
Dutch
opera
Belgium
Ghent
Antwerp
Flemish government
Royal Ballet of Flanders
International Opera Awards

Grote Markt
Dutch
tapestry
United Kingdom of the Netherlands
Belgian revolution
Vina Bovy
Alfons Van Impe
Gerard Mortier
Marc Clémeur
Aviel Cahn
Jan Vandenhouwe
Rudolf Werthen
Stefan Soltesz
Marc Minkowski
Massimo Zannetti
Ivan Törzs
Dmitri Jurowski
Alejo PĂ©rez
Simon Halsey

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