Kleines Theater, Heritage theatre in Bad Godesberg, Germany.
Kleines Theater is a theatre building in the Kurpark area of Bad Godesberg located at Koblenzer Straße 78. The structure displays classical architectural features and provides 161 seats for performances.
The building was constructed between 1922 and 1923 and initially served as a residence for bank Gebr. David. It later functioned as the mayor's official residence until 1969 before being converted into a theatre.
The venue takes its name from its intimate size with just 161 seats, creating a personal connection between audience and stage. Visitors experience performances in a space where closeness to the actors fosters a sense of shared community.
The theatre is located in Bad Godesberg's Kurpark, which is easily accessible on foot and well-connected to the surrounding area. Visitors should plan ahead since the limited number of seats means performances often sell out quickly.
Actor Frank Oppermann took over the theatre building in 2019 with a long-term lease and has since made various improvements. This continuity under private management has given the venue a fresh artistic direction.
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