Rønne Theater

The yellow and brown half-timbered theater building features a red-tiled roof at the intersection of Teaterstræde and Østergade in Rønne, Bornholm.

Established in 1823 after local residents transformed carnival masquerades into formal performances, the theater began with a production of Kotzebue's 'De onde Luner'.

The theater presents diverse productions including professional plays, amateur performances, opera, and cabaret, attracting 25,000 visitors annually to its baroque-style auditorium.

The renovated venue contains 302 seats in the main auditorium, with two performance spaces called Gl. Scene and Ny Scene for various theatrical presentations.

The original stage from 1823 remains unaltered, making Rønne Theater the oldest operating provincial theater in Denmark with continuous theatrical activities.

Location: Bornholm regional municipality

Official opening: 1823

Address: Teaterstræde 2, Rønne, 3700 Rønne 3700 3700

Website: http://bornholmsteater.dk

GPS coordinates: 55.09961,14.69914

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:02