Theatro D. Pedro II

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Teatro D. Pedro II
General information
Location	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Named for	Dom Pedro II
Inaugurated	1875 (1875)
Demolished	1934 (1934)

The Teatro D. Pedro II was a theatre in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and named after Dom Pedro II, monarch of Brazil at the time. The theatre was inaugurated in 1871, and received the name of Teatro Imperial D. Pedro II in 1875.

In 1890, after the proclamation of the Republic of Brazil, the theatre was renamed Theatro Lyrico. The building was demolished in 1934.