same neo-Herrerian style. The rear façade has many concomitants with the Trianon theater, which leads us to give Sanz's contribution to the project greater weight than is recognized. This front was conceived with the erroneous idea that the adjoining lot, publicly owned, would be dedicated to a garden area, which was not the case in the end, as the lot was occupied by the Leonese Institute of Culture. See also León, Spain References Bibliography External links Theatres in Spain Theatres Theatres completed in 1951