Difference between revisions of "German Sorb Peoples Theatre (old) [Bautzen] (Q8029)"
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(Created claim: Preservation state (P233): Disused (Q25457), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1754926593236) | (Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1795-1796 by Johann Staude and Johann Benedikt Theil, converting a former bastion. Later various rebuildings. 1868-1871 major rebuilding by Mörbitz (ca. 700 seats). 1905 rebuilding by Staude and Benedikt (ca. 655 seats). 1905 installation of a sculpture gable by Ernst Rietschel from the remains of Semper's first Dresden Hoftheater, donated by the city of Dresden. Since 1963, operated as Deutsch-Sorbisches Volkstheater/Nemsko-Serbske Ludowe...) | ||
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| + | Built 1795-1796 by Johann Staude and Johann Benedikt Theil, converting a former bastion. Later various rebuildings. 1868-1871 major rebuilding by Mörbitz (ca. 700 seats). 1905 rebuilding by Staude and Benedikt (ca. 655 seats). 1905 installation of a sculpture gable by Ernst Rietschel from the remains of Semper's first Dresden Hoftheater, donated by the city of Dresden. Since 1963, operated as Deutsch-Sorbisches Volkstheater/Nemsko-Serbske Ludowe Dziwadlo and used for opera and drama performances in German and Sorbian. Closed 1969 due to structural problems. Demolished in 1969. - [After three decades of storage, the Rietschel gable has been installed at the new Burgtheater/Dziwadlo na hrodze in September 2003.] (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1795-1796 by Johann Staude and Johann Benedikt Theil, converting a former bastion. Later various rebuildings. 1868-1871 major rebuilding by Mörbitz (ca. 700 seats). 1905 rebuilding by Staude and Benedikt (ca. 655 seats). 1905 installation of a sculpture gable by Ernst Rietschel from the remains of Semper's first Dresden Hoftheater, donated by the city of Dresden. Since 1963, operated as Deutsch-Sorbisches Volkstheater/Nemsko-Serbske Ludowe Dziwadlo and used for opera and drama performances in German and Sorbian. Closed 1969 due to structural problems. Demolished in 1969. - [After three decades of storage, the Rietschel gable has been installed at the new Burgtheater/Dziwadlo na hrodze in September 2003.] (English) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 13:06, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Bautzen, Germany
- German Sorb Peoples Theatre
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | German Sorb Peoples Theatre (old) [Bautzen] | Theatre building in Bautzen, Germany |
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51°10'47.741"N, 14°25'35.220"E
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Built 1795-1796 by Johann Staude and Johann Benedikt Theil, converting a former bastion. Later various rebuildings. 1868-1871 major rebuilding by Mörbitz (ca. 700 seats). 1905 rebuilding by Staude and Benedikt (ca. 655 seats). 1905 installation of a sculpture gable by Ernst Rietschel from the remains of Semper's first Dresden Hoftheater, donated by the city of Dresden. Since 1963, operated as Deutsch-Sorbisches Volkstheater/Nemsko-Serbske Ludowe Dziwadlo and used for opera and drama performances in German and Sorbian. Closed 1969 due to structural problems. Demolished in 1969. - [After three decades of storage, the Rietschel gable has been installed at the new Burgtheater/Dziwadlo na hrodze in September 2003.] (English)
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1968
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