Teatr im. Juliusza Osterwy, Municipal theatre in Lublin, Poland.
Teatr im. Juliusza Osterwy is a municipal theatre in Lublin with a fin de siècle facade and richly decorated halls from its original construction. The building blends Renaissance and antique design elements throughout its performance spaces and public areas.
Construction took place between 1884 and 1886 with funding from public donations and wealthy local industrialists. The building received its current name in 1949 in honor of the renowned actor Juliusz Osterwa.
The building bears the name of a significant Polish actor and continues to present productions drawn from world literature. Visitors experience a program that moves between traditional works and contemporary pieces.
The theatre is located at 17 Narutowicza Street and is easily accessible on foot in the city center. Performance information and ticket arrangements can be obtained through their website or by telephone.
The stage has hosted celebrated Polish performers such as Helena Modrzejewska and Stefan Jaracz throughout its history. These appearances demonstrate the venue's long role in shaping Polish theatrical life.
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