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The '''Empress Ryarna Theatre''' is a [[Hesperidesian theater]] in [[Bara ti'Emla]], [[Trellin]]. It was built in the 1880s, during the [[Pons Culturalis]] period, as a symbol and channel of cultural exchange between Trellin and the [[Empire of Exponent]]. The building was largely funded from the Exponential imperial treasury and designed as a collaboration between architects Tiberius Eeee of Exponential City 12 and Kehérin Burar of [[Kzint]]. It was named for [[Ryarna, Duchess of Tkena]], the consort of Exponential emperor [[Maximinius V]] and great-grandmother of [[Gaius Manius]], who began the [[Hesperidesian theater]] project. In 1913, the theatre was seized by the [[Sidereal Crown]], which had instituted a policy of isolationism across Trellin.
The '''Empress Ryarna Theatre''' is a [[Hesperidesian theater]] in [[Bara ti'Emla]], [[Trellin]]. It was built in the 1880s, during the [[Pons Culturalis]] period, as a symbol and channel of cultural exchange between Trellin and the [[Empire of Exponent]]. The building was largely funded from the Exponential imperial treasury and designed as a collaboration between architects Publius Aratus of [[Divinity|Divinitia]] and Kehérin Burar of [[Kzint]]. It was named for [[Ryarna, Duchess of Tkena]], the consort of Exponential emperor [[Maximinius V]] and great-grandmother of [[Gaius Manius]], who began the [[Hesperidesian theater]] project. In 1913, the theatre was seized by the provincial government on behalf of the [[Sidereal Crown]], which had instituted a policy of isolationism across Trellin.


Today, ownership of the theatre rests with the provincial government. It is the foremost venue for opera in Trellin and is a centrepiece of the theatrical community in Bara ti'Emla, being used as a performative space for an array of theatrical genres. It is, in the words of the definitive twentieth-century guidebook to Bara, "unusual as the most lavish expression of and idol to the arts to stand apart from the Emlan acropolis, instead forming a focal point of its own and drawing the traditional artistic communities into that more modern urban space, an imposing yet unassuming link between past and future."
Today, ownership of the theatre remains with the provincial government. It is the foremost venue for opera in Trellin and is a centrepiece of the theatrical community in Bara ti'Emla, being used as a performative space for an array of theatrical genres. It is, in the words of the definitive twentieth-century guidebook to Bara, "unusual as the most lavish expression of and idol to the arts to stand apart from the Emlan acropolis, instead forming a focal point of its own and drawing the traditional artistic communities into that more modern urban space, an imposing yet unassuming link between past and future."


[[Category:Trellin]][[Category:Blackhelm Confederacy]][[Category:Empire of Exponent]][[Category:Hesperidesian Theaters]]
[[Category:Trellin]][[Category:Blackhelm Confederacy]][[Category:Empire of Exponent]][[Category:Hesperidesian Theaters]]

Latest revision as of 17:26, 1 February 2023

Empress Ryarna Theatre, Bara ti'Emla

The Empress Ryarna Theatre is a Hesperidesian theater in Bara ti'Emla, Trellin. It was built in the 1880s, during the Pons Culturalis period, as a symbol and channel of cultural exchange between Trellin and the Empire of Exponent. The building was largely funded from the Exponential imperial treasury and designed as a collaboration between architects Publius Aratus of Divinitia and Kehérin Burar of Kzint. It was named for Ryarna, Duchess of Tkena, the consort of Exponential emperor Maximinius V and great-grandmother of Gaius Manius, who began the Hesperidesian theater project. In 1913, the theatre was seized by the provincial government on behalf of the Sidereal Crown, which had instituted a policy of isolationism across Trellin.

Today, ownership of the theatre remains with the provincial government. It is the foremost venue for opera in Trellin and is a centrepiece of the theatrical community in Bara ti'Emla, being used as a performative space for an array of theatrical genres. It is, in the words of the definitive twentieth-century guidebook to Bara, "unusual as the most lavish expression of and idol to the arts to stand apart from the Emlan acropolis, instead forming a focal point of its own and drawing the traditional artistic communities into that more modern urban space, an imposing yet unassuming link between past and future."