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Teatro Villanueva (or the Villanueva Theatre) was a theatre in . Located on Calle Morro, it was inaugurated in February 1847 under the name Circo Habanero. The circular structure was built of wood and had a reported capacity of 4000. It was mainly used for bufo performances. Renovations were carried out in 1853, when the theatre was renamed Teatro Villanueva. The owner was one , a protégé of the , . To this day, the Sucesos are commemorated in Cuba, and 22nd January is designated as Cuban Theatre Day. Following the Sucesos, the theatre closed down, later becoming the site of a tenement house.