St.-Pauli-Theater, Heritage theatre on Reeperbahn, Hamburg, Germany.
The St.-Pauli-Theater stands near the entertainment district of Hamburg, featuring a classical facade and maintaining a seating capacity of 595 guests.
The theater opened its doors in 1841 as Urania Theater and received its current name in 1941, making it the oldest private theater in Hamburg.
The venue presents modern interpretations alongside traditional performances, collaborating with regional artists and musicians to create productions for diverse audiences.
Visitors can purchase tickets through the online system, at the theater box office, or at authorized booking offices throughout Hamburg.
The location on the Reeperbahn entertainment street influences the programming, resulting in performances that differ from other Hamburg theaters.
Location: Hamburg-Mitte
Inception: 1841
Official opening: 1841
Capacity: 595
GPS coordinates: 53.54906,9.96297
Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26
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