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Theatre building in Bielsko-Biała, Poland
- Jerzy Zitzman Banialuka Puppet Theatre
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| English | Jerzy Zitzman Banialuka Puppet Theatre [Bielsko-Biała] | Theatre building in Bielsko-Biała, Poland |
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49°49'28.200"N, 19°2'39.480"E
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Puppet theatre, built 1954-1958 by Miecysław Szymuś and Andrzej Pawłowski. Opened 1958 as Teatr Banialuka (~ crazy stuff in Polish, a term coined from the protagonist in a novel by Hieronim Morsztyn). Later additionally named in honour of its founder and first director, Jerzy Zitzman (1918-1999). (English)
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1958
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