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Theatre building in Sofia, Bulgaria

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-	Ivan Vazov National Theatre [Sofia]	+	Ivan Vazov National Theatre [Sofia, BG]
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 16 January 1907Gregorian / qualifier
		+	context: The construction of the new national theatre began right in the heart of Sofia, on the site of the obsolete Osnova (Foundation) wooden playhouse. (English)
		Property / Redevelopment date: 1970s / qualifier
		+	context: In 1972–1976, the building underwent a full-scale reconstruction led by Bulgarian architect Ivan Tomov and artists Zlatka Kozhuharova, retaining its original form as designed and constructed by Fellner and Helmer in 1907. (English)
		Property / Redevelopment date: 1970s / qualifier
		+	Source URL: https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history
		Property / Redevelopment date: 1970s / qualifier
		+	architect: Ivan Tomov
Property / Capacity		Property / Capacity
-	750 Amount 750 Unit 1	+	780 Amount 780 Unit 1
		Property / Capacity: 780 / qualifier
		+	start time: 1976 Timestamp +1976-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / opening date (or re-opening)
		+	3 January 1907Gregorian Timestamp +1907-01-03T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 day Before 0 After 0
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 3 January 1907Gregorian / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 3 January 1907Gregorian / qualifier
		+	context: The building of the National Theatre was finished in 1906 and the opening ceremony was held on 3 January 1907. (English)
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 3 January 1907Gregorian / qualifier
		+	Source URL: https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history
		Property / opening date (or re-opening)
		+	1929 Timestamp +1929-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 1929 / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 1929 / qualifier
		+	context: In 1929, the building reopened following a reconstructed by German architect Martin Dülfer. (English)
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 1929 / qualifier
		+	architect: Martin Dülfer
		Property / opening date (or re-opening)
		+	1949 Timestamp +1949-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 1949 / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 1949 / qualifier
		+	context: The company was evacuated to the small mountain town of Pirdop to return to Sofia later that year, giving performances at Balkan playhouse until the reconstruction of the National Theatre in 1949. (English)
		Property / opening date (or re-opening): 1949 / qualifier
		+	Source URL: https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history
		Property / Redevelopment date
		+	1972 Timestamp +1972-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / Redevelopment date: 1972 / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / Redevelopment date: 1972 / qualifier
		+	context: In 1972–1976, the building underwent a full-scale reconstruction led by Bulgarian architect Ivan Tomov and artists Zlatka Kozhuharova, retaining its original form as designed and constructed by Fellner and Helmer in 1907. The chamber hall seating 120 and an underground scene dock were completed. The auditorium, lobbies, foyers and the pediment over the central entrance were rendered quake-resistant using in-situ reinforced concrete structures designed to withstand an earthquake of 9.0 on the Richter scale. (English)
		Property / Redevelopment date: 1972 / qualifier
		+	architect: Ivan Tomov
		Property / Image
		+	Nationaltheater_Sofia_Architekt_Max_Dülfer_Versenk-,_Wagen-_und_Schiebebühne_System_Max_Hasait_Grundriss.jpg
		Property / Image: Nationaltheater_Sofia_Architekt_Max_Dülfer_Versenk-,_Wagen-_und_Schiebebühne_System_Max_Hasait_Grundriss.jpg / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / Image
		+	Nationaltheater Sofia Architekt Max Dülfer Versenk-, Wagen- und Schiebebühne System Max Hasait Querschnitt.jpg
		Property / Image: Nationaltheater Sofia Architekt Max Dülfer Versenk-, Wagen- und Schiebebühne System Max Hasait Querschnitt.jpg / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / context
		+	Currently, the National Theatre has a main auditorium accommodating 780 people and advanced stage equipment; a chamber hall seating 120 and a stage on the fourth floor with a seating capacity of 90. (English)
		Property / context: Currently, the National Theatre has a main auditorium accommodating 780 people and advanced stage equipment; a chamber hall seating 120 and a stage on the fourth floor with a seating capacity of 90. (English) / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / Capacity
		+	848 Amount 848 Unit 1
		Property / Capacity: 848 / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / Capacity: 848 / qualifier
		+	End time: 1929 Timestamp +1929-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / Capacity: 848 / qualifier
		+	Source URL: https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history
		Property / Capacity
		+	1,236 Amount 1,236 Unit 1
		Property / Capacity: 1,236 / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / Capacity: 1,236 / qualifier
		+	start time: 1929 Timestamp +1929-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / Capacity: 1,236 / qualifier
		+	Source URL: https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history
		Property / Capacity: 1,236 / qualifier
		+	End time: 1949 Timestamp +1949-00-00T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 year Before 0 After 0
		Property / architect
		+	Ivan Tomov
		Property / architect: Ivan Tomov / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / architect
		+	Martin Dülfer
		Property / architect: Martin Dülfer / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / significant date
		+	10 January 1944 Timestamp +1944-01-10T00:00:00Z Timezone +00:00 Calendar Gregorian Precision 1 day Before 0 After 0
		Property / significant date: 10 January 1944 / rank
		+	Normal rank
		Property / significant date: 10 January 1944 / qualifier
		+	timeline label: Air raid
		Property / significant date: 10 January 1944 / qualifier
		+	context: In the air raid of Sofia of 10 January 1944, part of the auditorium was destroyed along with some of the adjacent rooms and the entire south wing down to the stage itself. (English)
		Property / significant date: 10 January 1944 / qualifier
		+	Source URL: https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history
		Property / Wikidata instance
		+	Q24354
		Property / Wikidata instance: Q24354 / rank
		+	Normal rank

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Theatre building in Sofia, Bulgaria

• Ivan Vazov National Theatre

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Ivan Vazov National Theatre [Sofia, BG]	Theatre building in Sofia, Bulgaria	Ivan Vazov National Theatre

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Type of information

Performance venue

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Field

architecture

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Importance

Not rated

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architect

Ferdinand Fellner

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Hermann Helmer

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Ivan Tomov

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Martin Dülfer

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Country

Bulgaria

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GPS

42°41'39.001"N, 23°19'35.602"E

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Image

IvanVazov National Theatre 7.jpg
2,703 × 1,950; 3.36 MB

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Nationaltheater Sofia Architekt Max Dülfer Versenk-, Wagen- und Schiebebühne System Max Hasait Grundriss.jpg
2,552 × 1,669; 1.09 MB

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Nationaltheater Sofia Architekt Max Dülfer Versenk-, Wagen- und Schiebebühne System Max Hasait Querschnitt.jpg
2,636 × 1,267; 727 KB

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context

No heritage theatre machinery? Slope? The Ivan Vazov National Theatre is the oldest and most authoritative theatre in Bulgaria and one of the important landmarks of Sofia. It was built in 1904 after the plans of the Viennese architects Ferdinand Fellner and Herman Helmer. (English)

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Following a major fire in 1923, the building of the National Theatre underwent a five-year process of renovation, when it received its present look, designed by the architect Martin Dülfer. In 1928 it was opened for shows with brand new technical stage equipment installed by the German companies Mann and Krupp. (English)

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Currently, the National Theatre has a main auditorium accommodating 780 people and advanced stage equipment; a chamber hall seating 120 and a stage on the fourth floor with a seating capacity of 90. (English)

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Wikidata source

Q1858012

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EUTA building identifier

1450

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Wikidata instance

Q24354

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City

Sofia

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Burnt down date

2 February 1923^Gregorian

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opening date (or re-opening)

16 January 1907^Gregorian

context

The construction of the new national theatre began right in the heart of Sofia, on the site of the obsolete Osnova (Foundation) wooden playhouse. (English)

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3 January 1907^Gregorian

context

The building of the National Theatre was finished in 1906 and the opening ceremony was held on 3 January 1907. (English)

Source URL

https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history

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1929

context

In 1929, the building reopened following a reconstructed by German architect Martin Dülfer. (English)

architect

Martin Dülfer

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1949

context

The company was evacuated to the small mountain town of Pirdop to return to Sofia later that year, giving performances at Balkan playhouse until the reconstruction of the National Theatre in 1949. (English)

Source URL

https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history

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Redevelopment date

1920s

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1970s

context

In 1972–1976, the building underwent a full-scale reconstruction led by Bulgarian architect Ivan Tomov and artists Zlatka Kozhuharova, retaining its original form as designed and constructed by Fellner and Helmer in 1907. (English)

Source URL

https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history

architect

Ivan Tomov

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1923

architect

Martin Dülfer

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1972

context

In 1972–1976, the building underwent a full-scale reconstruction led by Bulgarian architect Ivan Tomov and artists Zlatka Kozhuharova, retaining its original form as designed and constructed by Fellner and Helmer in 1907. The chamber hall seating 120 and an underground scene dock were completed. The auditorium, lobbies, foyers and the pediment over the central entrance were rendered quake-resistant using in-situ reinforced concrete structures designed to withstand an earthquake of 9.0 on the Richter scale. (English)

architect

Ivan Tomov

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theatrEurope table

HST_0169

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Capacity

780

start time

1976

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848

End time

1929

Source URL

https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history

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1,236

start time

1929

Source URL

https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history

End time

1949

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Web

http://nationaltheatre.bg/

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architectural style

Neoclassical architecture

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The European Route of Historic Theatres

Black Sea Route

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significant date

10 January 1944

timeline label

Air raid

context

In the air raid of Sofia of 10 January 1944, part of the auditorium was destroyed along with some of the adjacent rooms and the entire south wing down to the stage itself. (English)

Source URL

https://nationaltheatre.bg/en/about-us/history

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Timeline

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