Difference between revisions of "Theatre Bateau Feu [Dunkerque] (Q10231)"

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+Built 1960-1963 by Jean Niermanns. Opened 1963 as Théâtre municipal. Later renamed Le Bateau Feu (Lightship). 2011-2014 major rebuilding. The complex contains two halls: Grande Salle (708 seats) and Petite Salle (187 seats). (English)
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Latest revision as of 12:39, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in Dunkerque, France

Theatre Bateau Feu

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Theatre Bateau Feu [Dunkerque]	Theatre building in Dunkerque, France	Theatre Bateau Feu

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51°2'13.499"N, 2°22'51.240"E

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Dunkerque theatre bateau feu.JPG
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Note

Built 1960-1963 by Jean Niermanns. Opened 1963 as Théâtre municipal. Later renamed Le Bateau Feu (Lightship). 2011-2014 major rebuilding. The complex contains two halls: Grande Salle (708 seats) and Petite Salle (187 seats). (English)

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EUTA building identifier

3244

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Wikidata instance

Q24354

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