Difference between revisions of "De Tamboer [Hoogeveen] (Q17656)"

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+Cultural and convention centre, built 1960-1967 by Onno Greiner. Opened 21 Apr 1967. The complex contains two halls (760 seats and 480 seats) and various function rooms. 1990-1998 rebuilding by Onno Greiner. (English)
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+01944072-d59e-73d7-95c3-04648daecf65
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Latest revision as of 11:19, 13 August 2026

theatre building in Hoogeveen, The Netherlands

De Tamboer

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	De Tamboer [Hoogeveen]	theatre building in Hoogeveen, The Netherlands	De Tamboer

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TheaterEncyclopedie ID

01944072-d59e-73d7-95c3-04648daecf65

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Country

The Netherlands

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GPS

52°43'38.464"N, 6°28'40.739"E

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Note

Cultural and convention centre, built 1960-1967 by Onno Greiner. Opened 21 Apr 1967. The complex contains two halls (760 seats and 480 seats) and various function rooms. 1990-1998 rebuilding by Onno Greiner. (English)

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Flanders Arts Institute venue ID