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Latest revision as of 07:43, 15 September 2025

theatre building in Munich, Germany, opened 1983

Münchner Volkstheater

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English	Münchner Volkstheater [Munich]	theatre building in Munich, Germany, opened 1983	Münchner Volkstheater

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48°8'52.080"N, 11°33'38.160"E

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München - Volkstheater.jpg
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Note

Built 1983 by converting the 1950s multi-purpose hall in the Haus des Sports into a theatre. 609 seats. Closed 2020. [The company moved to a new home in Tumblingerstraße.] (English)

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Flanders Arts Institute venue ID

139270

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