Event
Commissioning the First Theater

The enjoyment of attending a Theater is expanding rapidly throughout the people of Italy, with grand performances captivating audiences in places such as Florence, Venice, and Naples. To ensure that Rome remains at the forefront of cultural and artistic development, it has been proposed that we construct a new Theater in the Target Location Rank. Fortunately, we already have Bernini at our disposal, and his/her architectural brilliance could make this project a masterpiece of Baroque design. However, some members of the Clergy are concerned that such a Theater might encourage unfaithful and decadent art, diverting the faithful from more pious pursuits.
TheaterBuildingtrigger
RomeCountrydynamic historical event.tag
ProminentTraitoption 1Definitionin_game/events/DHE/flavor_pap.txt:2609
2610type = country_event
2611fire_only_once = yes
2612title = flavor_pap.42.title Commissioning the First Theater
2613desc = flavor_pap.42.desc The enjoyment of attending a Theater is expanding rapidly throughout the people of Italy, with grand performances captivating audiences in places such as Florence, Venice, and Naples. To ensure that Rome remains at the forefront of cultural and artistic development, it has been proposed that we construct a new Theater in the Target Location Rank. Fortunately, we already have Bernini at our disposal, and his/her architectural brilliance could make this project a masterpiece of Baroque design. However, some members of the Clergy are concerned that such a Theater might encourage unfaithful and decadent art, diverting the faithful from more pious pursuits.
2614outcome = neutral
2615fire_only_once = yes
2617historical_info = flavor_pap.42.historical_info The Teatro delle Quattro Fontane was a Baroque theater in Rome, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and commissioned by Cardinal Francesco Barberini in the mid-17th century. The theater was part of the larger architectural complex surrounding the Church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane. It became a center for Baroque theatrical innovation, but was demolished in the early 18th century as a part of Rome's architectural renovation.
2619dynamic_historical_event = {
}
2626trigger = {
2627owns = location:rome
2633character:pap_bernini_script ?= {
2634is_alive = yes
2635owner = ROOT
}
}
2639illustration_tags = {
264010 = regular
264110 = exterior
}
2644immediate = {
}
2646character:pap_bernini_script ?= {
2646save_scope_as = bernini
}
2647location:rome = {
2647save_scope_as = target_location
}
}