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Theatre building in Wroclaw, Poland

(‎Created claim: Preservation state (P233): Used as theatre today (Q25456), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1754926593236)
(‎Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1871-1872 by Karl Schmidt as Stadttheater for the Theater-Aktienverein Breslau society. Opened 1 October 1872 with Schiller's Wilhelm Tell. 1880 electrification. 1933 renamed Opernhaus. 1934 and 1937 renewal of stage machinery. Re-opened 8 Sep 1945 as Opera Dolnośląska [Lower Silesian Opera] with Moniuszko's Halka. Later renamed Opera Wrocławska. Originally ca. 1750 seats; 1940: 1129 seats, today: 794 seats., #quickstatements; #temporary_b...)
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Built 1871-1872 by Karl Schmidt as Stadttheater for the Theater-Aktienverein Breslau society. Opened 1 October 1872 with Schiller's Wilhelm Tell. 1880 electrification. 1933 renamed Opernhaus. 1934 and 1937 renewal of stage machinery. Re-opened 8 Sep 1945 as Opera Dolnośląska [Lower Silesian Opera] with Moniuszko's Halka. Later renamed Opera Wrocławska. Originally ca. 1750 seats; 1940: 1129 seats, today: 794 seats. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1871-1872 by Karl Schmidt as Stadttheater for the Theater-Aktienverein Breslau society. Opened 1 October 1872 with Schiller's Wilhelm Tell. 1880 electrification. 1933 renamed Opernhaus. 1934 and 1937 renewal of stage machinery. Re-opened 8 Sep 1945 as Opera Dolnośląska [Lower Silesian Opera] with Moniuszko's Halka. Later renamed Opera Wrocławska. Originally ca. 1750 seats; 1940: 1129 seats, today: 794 seats. (English) / rank
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Revision as of 12:15, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Wroclaw, Poland
  • Wrocław Opera
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Wrocław Opera [Wrocław, PL]
Theatre building in Wroclaw, Poland
  • Wrocław Opera

Statements

Field
architecture
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Importance
Not rated
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Country
Poland
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GPS
51°6'20.657"N, 17°1'50.239"E
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Note
i) (English)
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ii) (English)
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Built 1871-1872 by Karl Schmidt as Stadttheater for the Theater-Aktienverein Breslau society. Opened 1 October 1872 with Schiller's Wilhelm Tell. 1880 electrification. 1933 renamed Opernhaus. 1934 and 1937 renewal of stage machinery. Re-opened 8 Sep 1945 as Opera Dolnośląska [Lower Silesian Opera] with Moniuszko's Halka. Later renamed Opera Wrocławska. Originally ca. 1750 seats; 1940: 1129 seats, today: 794 seats. (English)
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Wikidata source
Q1336270
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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opening date
13 November 1841Gregorian
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Redevelopment date
1865
opening date
1 October 1867Gregorian
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City
Wrocław
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Burnt down date
1875
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19 July 1865Gregorian
context
Burnt at 11.30 p.m., after the performance. The fire began in the painters’ or joiners’ workroom. Nothing saved. Several adjoining houses damaged. (English)
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TBU 165
Modern Opera Houses and Theatres
13 June 1871Gregorian
context
Opened October 1, 1867. Burnt at 7.15 p.m. during the performance. Fire broke out over the lustre. Nothing of any value saved. The public escaped uninjured. The scene-painter was burnt, and several artistes injured. (English)
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TBU 165
Modern Opera Houses and Theatres
Fires in Theatres id
79
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Table id
43
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44
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Theaterbrande Id
322
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Carthalia ID
613
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Modern Opera Houses ID
271
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354
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