Difference between revisions of "Private Theatre at Kochberg Palace [Grosskochberg] (Q8030)"
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| + | Amateur Theatre, built 1796-1799 by Carl von Stein (a son of Goethe's friend Charlotte von Stein whose family owned Kochberg Palace), by converting a garden house. Originally used for amateur drama productions. Also known as Goethetheater. 1975 major renovation to the original plans. Currently used for theatre performances, concerts, and recitals. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Amateur Theatre, built 1796-1799 by Carl von Stein (a son of Goethe's friend Charlotte von Stein whose family owned Kochberg Palace), by converting a garden house. Originally used for amateur drama productions. Also known as Goethetheater. 1975 major renovation to the original plans. Currently used for theatre performances, concerts, and recitals. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Amateur Theatre, built 1796-1799 by Carl von Stein (a son of Goethe's friend Charlotte von Stein whose family owned Kochberg Palace), by converting a garden house. Originally used for amateur drama productions. Also known as Goethetheater. 1975 major renovation to the original plans. Currently used for theatre performances, concerts, and recitals. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:34, 14 January 2026
Theatre building in Grosskochberg, Germany, opened in 1800
- Private Theatre at Kochberg Palace
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Private Theatre at Kochberg Palace [Grosskochberg] | Theatre building in Grosskochberg, Germany, opened in 1800 |
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50°46'35.292"N, 11°21'24.696"E
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Amateur Theatre, built 1796-1799 by Carl von Stein (a son of Goethe's friend Charlotte von Stein whose family owned Kochberg Palace), by converting a garden house. Originally used for amateur drama productions. Also known as Goethetheater. 1975 major renovation to the original plans. Currently used for theatre performances, concerts, and recitals. (English)
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No heritage stage machinery contact Perspectiv: Silke Gablenz-Kolakovic, president (English)
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1800
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HST_0010
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yes
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79
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1800
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