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Theatre building in Vienna, Austria, opened in 1847

Carltheater

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Carltheater [Vienna]	Theatre building in Vienna, Austria, opened in 1847	Carltheater

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August Sicard von Sicardsburg

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Country

Austria

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GPS

48°12'54.000"N, 16°23'3.840"E

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Image of WikiCommons

Carltheater Wien.jpg
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Note

Built from June to December 1847 by Eduard van der Nüll and August Siccard von Siccardsburg, replacing the demolished Leopoldstädter Theater. Named after the theatre's impresario, Carl Carl (= Karl Andreas von Bernbrunn). Opened 10 December 1847. Between 1854 and 1860, the theatre was directed by Johann Nestroy. 1895 alterations of the auditorium by Victor von Weymann. Re-opened 4 October 1895 with Franz von Suppé's operetta Das Modell. Originally 1400, later 1121 seats. Closed 1929. Severely damaged by bombs in 1944. Demolished in 1951. (English)

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EUTA building identifier

1057

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Wikidata instance

Q24354

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