Théâtre de Liège

The Théâtre de Liège is a theatre building in Liège with floors containing a main auditorium designed to hold around 1,000 spectators. The interior features modernized stage facilities and technical equipment to support various types of performances.

The building first opened to audiences in 1918 and remained in operation through much of the 20th century. After a major renovation project, it reopened in 2013 with contemporary technical systems.

The theatre serves as a venue where audiences experience both local and visiting performers across different art forms since its modernization. It brings together people from the region who gather to watch theatrical works and dance presentations.

The building sits in a central location and is accessible by foot or public transport. Visitors should note that performance times vary, and checking seating information beforehand is helpful.

The theatre's logo became the subject of an international dispute in 2015 when another city's Olympic committee claimed rights to it. This unexpected legal controversy brought worldwide attention to the venue for a brief period.

Location: Liège

Location: Tubize

Inception: 2013

Official opening: 1918

Address: Place du Vingt Août 16

Website: http://theatredeliege.be

GPS coordinates: 50.64070,5.57457

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:45