Difference between revisions of "Royal Theatre Carré [Amsterdam] (Q8294)"
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(Created claim: Preservation state (P233): Used as theatre today (Q25456), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1754926593236) | (Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1887 as a circus building by J. P. F. van Rossem and W. J. Vuyk within eight months for the circus master, Oscar Carré. Opened 3 Dec 1887 as Koninklijk Nederlandsch Circus Directie Oscar Carré. 1893 converted into a theatre by Le Jenne. Re-opened 1893 by a variety performance of Fritz van Haarlems Specialiteitengezelschap. Various later rebuildings. 1991-1993 major rebuilding of stage house by Onno Greiner and Martien van Goor; addition of...) | ||
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| + | Built 1887 as a circus building by J. P. F. van Rossem and W. J. Vuyk within eight months for the circus master, Oscar Carré. Opened 3 Dec 1887 as Koninklijk Nederlandsch Circus Directie Oscar Carré. 1893 converted into a theatre by Le Jenne. Re-opened 1893 by a variety performance of Fritz van Haarlems Specialiteitengezelschap. Various later rebuildings. 1991-1993 major rebuilding of stage house by Onno Greiner and Martien van Goor; addition of a new studio stage, Klein Carré (100 seats). 2004 renovations. Main auditorium: 1700 seats (circus performances), 2000 seats (theatre performances). Used for musical performances, popular concerts, and for an annual circus season. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1887 as a circus building by J. P. F. van Rossem and W. J. Vuyk within eight months for the circus master, Oscar Carré. Opened 3 Dec 1887 as Koninklijk Nederlandsch Circus Directie Oscar Carré. 1893 converted into a theatre by Le Jenne. Re-opened 1893 by a variety performance of Fritz van Haarlems Specialiteitengezelschap. Various later rebuildings. 1991-1993 major rebuilding of stage house by Onno Greiner and Martien van Goor; addition of a new studio stage, Klein Carré (100 seats). 2004 renovations. Main auditorium: 1700 seats (circus performances), 2000 seats (theatre performances). Used for musical performances, popular concerts, and for an annual circus season. (English) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 12:22, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, opened in 1887
- Royal Theatre Carré
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Royal Theatre Carré [Amsterdam] | Theatre building in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, opened in 1887 |
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52°21'44.712"N, 4°54'15.372"E
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Built 1887 as a circus building by J. P. F. van Rossem and W. J. Vuyk within eight months for the circus master, Oscar Carré. Opened 3 Dec 1887 as Koninklijk Nederlandsch Circus Directie Oscar Carré. 1893 converted into a theatre by Le Jenne. Re-opened 1893 by a variety performance of Fritz van Haarlems Specialiteitengezelschap. Various later rebuildings. 1991-1993 major rebuilding of stage house by Onno Greiner and Martien van Goor; addition of a new studio stage, Klein Carré (100 seats). 2004 renovations. Main auditorium: 1700 seats (circus performances), 2000 seats (theatre performances). Used for musical performances, popular concerts, and for an annual circus season. (English)
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1887
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Amstel 115-125, 1018 EM Amsterdam
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1018EM
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1887
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