Ernst Deutsch Theater, Theater venue in Uhlenhorst, Hamburg, Germany
The Ernst Deutsch Theater is a theater building in Hamburg-Nord with around 744 seats and operates as one of Germany's largest privately run theaters. The venue presents regular productions of various kinds and caters to different audience interests.
The building originally opened as a cinema and was converted into a theater after World War II. This transformation was part of Hamburg's cultural recovery during the 1950s.
The venue takes its name from actor Ernst Deutsch, a significant figure in German film and theater history. Today visitors find a varied program ranging from contemporary plays to classical works that shape the city's cultural life.
The venue provides wheelchair access and allows online bookings as well as subscriptions for regular visitors. A service hotline helps with questions about reservations or general information before a visit.
The theater supports young artists through special ballet development programs and makes culture accessible through discounted tickets for various groups. This combination of youth talent support and social inclusion sets it apart from many other theaters.
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