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Theatre building in Berlin, Germany, opened in 1888

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Built 1888 as a performance and assembly hall for the Berliner Kronenbrauerei brewery (424 seats + 1364 standing). 1889 renamed Stadttheater Moabit. Used for popular farces, operetta and contemporary drama performances. 1923 converted into a cinema, renamed Filmpalast Hansa (800 seats). 1963 re-converted into a theatre proper for Paul Esser. Renamed Schauspielhaus Hansa. Used for popular theatre performances. 1974 renamed Hansa-Theater. 1989 renamed Berlins Volkstheater Hansa. Used for revues and popular drama performances. Closed Feb 2002 for financial reasons. Re-opened Aug 2002 as Hansa-Theater by André Freyni. Used for popular drama and operetta performances. 500 seats. Closed 2005. Later occasionally opened for gala performances. (English)
Property / Note: Built 1888 as a performance and assembly hall for the Berliner Kronenbrauerei brewery (424 seats + 1364 standing). 1889 renamed Stadttheater Moabit. Used for popular farces, operetta and contemporary drama performances. 1923 converted into a cinema, renamed Filmpalast Hansa (800 seats). 1963 re-converted into a theatre proper for Paul Esser. Renamed Schauspielhaus Hansa. Used for popular theatre performances. 1974 renamed Hansa-Theater. 1989 renamed Berlins Volkstheater Hansa. Used for revues and popular drama performances. Closed Feb 2002 for financial reasons. Re-opened Aug 2002 as Hansa-Theater by André Freyni. Used for popular drama and operetta performances. 500 seats. Closed 2005. Later occasionally opened for gala performances. (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1888 as a performance and assembly hall for the Berliner Kronenbrauerei brewery (424 seats + 1364 standing). 1889 renamed Stadttheater Moabit. Used for popular farces, operetta and contemporary drama performances. 1923 converted into a cinema, renamed Filmpalast Hansa (800 seats). 1963 re-converted into a theatre proper for Paul Esser. Renamed Schauspielhaus Hansa. Used for popular theatre performances. 1974 renamed Hansa-Theater. 1989 renamed Berlins Volkstheater Hansa. Used for revues and popular drama performances. Closed Feb 2002 for financial reasons. Re-opened Aug 2002 as Hansa-Theater by André Freyni. Used for popular drama and operetta performances. 500 seats. Closed 2005. Later occasionally opened for gala performances. (English) / qualifier
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Theatre building in Berlin, Germany, opened in 1888
  • Hansa-Theater
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Hansa-Theater [Berlin]
Theatre building in Berlin, Germany, opened in 1888
  • Hansa-Theater

Statements

Field
architecture
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Country
Germany
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GPS
52°31'27.394"N, 13°19'52.716"E
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Image of WikiCommons
Moabit Stadttheater 1907.jpg
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Note
Built 1888 as a performance and assembly hall for the Berliner Kronenbrauerei brewery (424 seats + 1364 standing). 1889 renamed Stadttheater Moabit. Used for popular farces, operetta and contemporary drama performances. 1923 converted into a cinema, renamed Filmpalast Hansa (800 seats). 1963 re-converted into a theatre proper for Paul Esser. Renamed Schauspielhaus Hansa. Used for popular theatre performances. 1974 renamed Hansa-Theater. 1989 renamed Berlins Volkstheater Hansa. Used for revues and popular drama performances. Closed Feb 2002 for financial reasons. Re-opened Aug 2002 as Hansa-Theater by André Freyni. Used for popular drama and operetta performances. 500 seats. Closed 2005. Later occasionally opened for gala performances. (English)
Source
CARTHALIA
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Wikidata source
Q25392875
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Wikidata instance
Q41253
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Q24354
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City
Berlin
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EEConde
Berlin 52
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opening date
1888
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Address
Alt-Moabit 48
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closure date
2014
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2005
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Postal Code
10555
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city section
Berlin-Mitte
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Carthalia ID
1654
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