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Latest revision as of 19:59, 14 June 2024
Theatre building in Kiev, Ukraine
- Taras Shevchenko Ukraine National Opera
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Taras Shevchenko Ukraine National Opera [Kiev] | Theatre building in Kiev, Ukraine |
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50°26'48.372"N, 30°30'44.676"E
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29 September 1901Gregorian
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1,683
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Володимирська вулиця, 50
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50 Volodymyrska Street
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1930s
In the 1930s, the theatre was to be rebuilt, adding a "proletarian style" to its architecture. However, it ended up simply removing the aforementioned busts of composers from the times of the empire, and building an additional two-storey rehearsal room. (English)
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1980s
1980s, under the direction of architect Boris Zhezherin, the theatre was reconstructed, during which the internal structure of the rooms changed. Grimerooms and rehearsal rooms became bigger, and a choral class appeared. The stage was also enlarged. Its area after the reconstruction is 824 square metres. The orchestra pit was re-equipped, which now accommodates about 100 musicians, and the old organ was replaced with a new one. The latter was made to the special order of the theatre by the company "Ridger-Klos" from the Czech Republic. Overall, the reconstruction significantly expanded the theatre's space. (English)
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8 May 1943
8 May 1943, a bomb hit the theatre building, killing 4 German officers. (English)
bomb hit building
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