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| + | Built 1969-1973 after plans by Hans Scharoun. Opened 5 Oct 1973 as Theater Wolfsburg with Henrik Ibsen's play Nora. 883 seats (777 for musical theatre) + 120 standing. 2017 named Scharoun-Theater Wolfsburg in honour of its architect, Hans Scharoun (1893-1972). Used mostly for touring productions. (English) | ||
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| Property / Note: Built 1969-1973 after plans by Hans Scharoun. Opened 5 Oct 1973 as Theater Wolfsburg with Henrik Ibsen's play Nora. 883 seats (777 for musical theatre) + 120 standing. 2017 named Scharoun-Theater Wolfsburg in honour of its architect, Hans Scharoun (1893-1972). Used mostly for touring productions. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Theatre building in Wolfsburg, Germany
- City Theatre Wolfsburg
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | City Theatre Wolfsburg [Wolfsburg] | Theatre building in Wolfsburg, Germany |
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52°24'56.880"N, 10°46'50.160"E
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Built 1969-1973 after plans by Hans Scharoun. Opened 5 Oct 1973 as Theater Wolfsburg with Henrik Ibsen's play Nora. 883 seats (777 for musical theatre) + 120 standing. 2017 named Scharoun-Theater Wolfsburg in honour of its architect, Hans Scharoun (1893-1972). Used mostly for touring productions. (English)
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1973
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