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| + | Built 1910 by Franz von Krauß and Josef Tölk in the basement of the Orendihof building. Opened as Residenzbühne, also known as Residenztheater. 1916 renamed Kammerspiele. 1939 rebuilding. 528 seats. 1973 rebuilding by Otto Niedermoser. 2013 major restoration. Operated by the Theater in der Josefstadt company. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1910 by Franz von Krauß and Josef Tölk in the basement of the Orendihof building. Opened as Residenzbühne, also known as Residenztheater. 1916 renamed Kammerspiele. 1939 rebuilding. 528 seats. 1973 rebuilding by Otto Niedermoser. 2013 major restoration. Operated by the Theater in der Josefstadt company. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built 1910 by Franz von Krauß and Josef Tölk in the basement of the Orendihof building. Opened as Residenzbühne, also known as Residenztheater. 1916 renamed Kammerspiele. 1939 rebuilding. 528 seats. 1973 rebuilding by Otto Niedermoser. 2013 major restoration. Operated by the Theater in der Josefstadt company. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:55, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Vienna, Austria
- Kammerspiele
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| English | Kammerspiele [Vienna] | Theatre building in Vienna, Austria |
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48°12'39.960"N, 16°22'32.880"E
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Built 1910 by Franz von Krauß and Josef Tölk in the basement of the Orendihof building. Opened as Residenzbühne, also known as Residenztheater. 1916 renamed Kammerspiele. 1939 rebuilding. 528 seats. 1973 rebuilding by Otto Niedermoser. 2013 major restoration. Operated by the Theater in der Josefstadt company. (English)
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1910
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