Difference between revisions of "Schauspielhaus (old) [Chemnitz] (Q9062)"

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+Built 1836-1838 as Stadttheater by Johann Traugott Heinig. Opened 7 Feb 1838. Used for opera and drama performances. 1863-1865 rebuilding. Closed 1909 in favour of the Neues Stadttheater. Re-opened 1925 as Schauspielhaus and used exclusively for drama performances. Ca. 1930 various extensions. Ca. 900 seats. Destroyed by bombs in 1945. Remains later demolished. (English)
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+Source: CARTHALIA
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+Timestamp +1945-00-00T00:00:00Z
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+Note: Destroyed by bombs (English)

Latest revision as of 07:23, 15 September 2025

Theatre building in Chemnitz, Germany

Schauspielhaus (old)

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Schauspielhaus (old) [Chemnitz]	Theatre building in Chemnitz, Germany	Schauspielhaus (old)

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50°50'5.172"N, 12°55'4.440"E

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Chemnitz, Sachsen - Blick nach dem Theater (Zeno Ansichtskarten).jpg
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Built 1836-1838 as Stadttheater by Johann Traugott Heinig. Opened 7 Feb 1838. Used for opera and drama performances. 1863-1865 rebuilding. Closed 1909 in favour of the Neues Stadttheater. Re-opened 1925 as Schauspielhaus and used exclusively for drama performances. Ca. 1930 various extensions. Ca. 900 seats. Destroyed by bombs in 1945. Remains later demolished. (English)

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EUTA building identifier

1830

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Wikidata instance

Q19860854

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