With the Teatro Lope de Vega about to reopen its doors, after three years closed for works (although there are still two more for the integral completion of the project), few voices can speak of its recent history with as much perspective as that of Victor Pérez Escolano (Valencia, 1945), architect responsible for the first major rehabilitation of the theater in the eighties.
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With the Teatro Lope de Vega about to reopen its doors, after three years closed for works (although there are still two more for the integral completion of the project), few voices can speak of its recent history with as much perspective as that of Victor Pérez Escolano (Valencia, 1945), architect responsible for the first major rehabilitation of the theater in the eighties.