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Cronologia TNSC

Teatro Nacional de São Carlos

O Teatro Nacional de São Carlos é composto por um conjunto arquitetónico que integra três imóveis:

  • O corpo principal do Teatro, construído entre 1792 e 1793 e classificado Monumento

Nacional;

  • Um segundo elemento denominado de Anexo Duques de Bragança incorporado no

ano de 1888;

  • Um terceiro edifício denominado Anexo Serpa Pinto, incorporado em 1933.




Identificação das principais intervenções realizadas no Teatro Nacional de São Carlos.

2021

Purchase and installation of a new fire curtain.

2021

Restoration and renovation of the main façade, and conservation and restoration of the decorative paintings, stucco work, and gilded wood carvings in the hallways and public areas.

2009

Construction of a new rehearsal room for the choir.

1997

Second phase of work on the fire suppression system and renovation of the machinery room in the building on Rua Duques de Bragança.

1992-1993

Upgrades to the theatre’s acoustics and partial replacement of seating in the auditorium.

1984

Removal of the ticket booth, new roof for the building, and new flooring in the hall.

1934-1940

Renovation project led by Architect Guilherme Rebello de Andrade. The railing and canopy were removed; the foyer was renovated; the staircases were replaced; an elevator was installed; the Grand Hall and the stalls were refurbished; old rose-colored damask fabric was installed in the boxes; and the red wallpaper was removed. New light fixtures were installed, the medallions were all restored, the boxes at the entrance to the stalls were removed, a Beiriz carpet was laid in the VIP corridor, the orchestra pit was extended under the stage, and a cyclorama was installed. The adjacent building on Rua Serpa Pinto became an integral part of the theatre, complementing the administrative areas, rehearsal spaces, dressing rooms, and production support facilities.

1908

Interior renovations were carried out by architect Ventura Terra (including the grand hall, foyer, etc.). On the exterior, a canopy was added, and the arches were enclosed with iron-and-glass doors.

1902

A new chandelier and stage lighting were installed, along with improvements to the iron curtain. The proscenium curtain was replaced with a crimson velvet curtain bearing the royal coat of arms. Additional works included the creation of a new chorus room, restoration of the ceiling, and construction of a new roof with Marseille tiles (replacing the former Moorish-tiled roof), as well as new roof framing.

1888

The building on Duques de Bragança Street is incorporated into the theatre.

1876-1879

The stage is moved back to widen the gap by two meters.

1856-1860

Construction of the dressing rooms at the back of the stage.

1852

Renovation of the reception room ceiling.

1850

Construction of two additional boxes at the entrance to the audience seating area. The boxes were upholstered in bright pink fabric, the gilded trim was cleaned, the stage platform was redecorated, and a new proscenium curtain was installed.

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