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| + | Originally built 1623 as a townhouse. Used as a theatre since 1790. Opened 7 Apr 1790 with a German comedy. 1791 extension by a neighbouring house. 1850 renovations. 1876-1885 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1896-1897 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1907 extension. 1951 closed due to structural problems. 1951-1952 renovations. Re-opened 21 Dec 1952 with Schiller's Kabale und Liebe. 1981 collapse of the extension building in Borngasse, subsequently rebuilt. 1986-1991 extensions, major renovations to the 1880 plans. 316 seats (+ 10 standing). One of the homes of the Mittelsächsisches Theater drama and opera companies (together with Stadttheater Döbeln). (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Originally built 1623 as a townhouse. Used as a theatre since 1790. Opened 7 Apr 1790 with a German comedy. 1791 extension by a neighbouring house. 1850 renovations. 1876-1885 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1896-1897 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1907 extension. 1951 closed due to structural problems. 1951-1952 renovations. Re-opened 21 Dec 1952 with Schiller's Kabale und Liebe. 1981 collapse of the extension building in Borngasse, subsequently rebuilt. 1986-1991 extensions, major renovations to the 1880 plans. 316 seats (+ 10 standing). One of the homes of the Mittelsächsisches Theater drama and opera companies (together with Stadttheater Döbeln). (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Originally built 1623 as a townhouse. Used as a theatre since 1790. Opened 7 Apr 1790 with a German comedy. 1791 extension by a neighbouring house. 1850 renovations. 1876-1885 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1896-1897 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1907 extension. 1951 closed due to structural problems. 1951-1952 renovations. Re-opened 21 Dec 1952 with Schiller's Kabale und Liebe. 1981 collapse of the extension building in Borngasse, subsequently rebuilt. 1986-1991 extensions, major renovations to the 1880 plans. 316 seats (+ 10 standing). One of the homes of the Mittelsächsisches Theater drama and opera companies (together with Stadttheater Döbeln). (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:44, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Freiberg, Germany, opened in 1623
- Municipal Theatre
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Municipal Theatre [Freiberg] | Theatre building in Freiberg, Germany, opened in 1623 |
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50°55'5.556"N, 13°20'41.532"E
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Originally built 1623 as a townhouse. Used as a theatre since 1790. Opened 7 Apr 1790 with a German comedy. 1791 extension by a neighbouring house. 1850 renovations. 1876-1885 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1896-1897 extension and major exterior and interior rebuilding. 1907 extension. 1951 closed due to structural problems. 1951-1952 renovations. Re-opened 21 Dec 1952 with Schiller's Kabale und Liebe. 1981 collapse of the extension building in Borngasse, subsequently rebuilt. 1986-1991 extensions, major renovations to the 1880 plans. 316 seats (+ 10 standing). One of the homes of the Mittelsächsisches Theater drama and opera companies (together with Stadttheater Döbeln). (English)
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7 April 1790Gregorian
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1623
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HST_0212
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yes
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315
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Borngasse 1, 09599 Freiberg
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68
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