The Manship Theatre, Baton Rouge

The Manship Theatre is considered one of the most beautiful and intimate theatres in the USA. It is known thanks to its beauty and the program that presents a large variety of theater, dancing and films. It has 325 front row seats and 11 rows. It is designed according to European opera houses with respect to its design and architectural peculiarities.

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Sight Name: The Manship Theatre
Sight Location: Baton Rouge, USA (See walking tours in Baton Rouge)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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