Elbe-Elster-Theater, Theater venue in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany
The Elbe-Elster-Theater is a performance venue in Lutherstadt Wittenberg equipped with a revolving stage and a lobby area connected to dining facilities. This setup allows for varied stage designs and provides audiences with places to gather before and after shows.
The venue opened on 15 September 1949 in the former Gewerkschaftshaus on Wichernstraße with a performance of Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons'. This opening marked the start of theatrical activity at this location.
The venue presents musicals, operas, literary readings, children's shows, comedy performances, and cabaret acts throughout the year. These programs reflect the range of entertainment available to audiences visiting this location.
The theater works with independent theater groups and regional arts organizations to bring guest performances throughout the year. Visitors should check the current program before visiting to find performances that match their interests.
Before German reunification, this institution operated as the largest touring theater in East Germany, performing at more than 60 locations across Sachsen-Anhalt. Its history as a traveling theater company made it a special cultural presence in the region.
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