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National Theater. By: Michael Hoff. The National theater. The theatre was commissioned in 1810 by King Maximilian I of Bavaria Located in Max-Joseph-Platz in Munich, Germany. It is the home of the Bavarian State Opera, and the Bavarian State Ballet. Uses Of the Theater.
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National Theater By: Michael Hoff
The National theater • The theatre was commissioned in 1810 by King Maximilian I of Bavaria • Located in Max-Joseph-Platz in Munich, Germany. • It is the home of the Bavarian State Opera, and the Bavarian State Ballet.
Uses Of the Theater • The theater often hosts plays, operas, and occasionally concerts. • The most special event in the theatrical season is the Munich Opera Festival, held every year in the summer. During this festival one performance is shown on a big screen outside of the theatre free of charge. This event is known as "OperfürAlle".
People of the Theater • After pulling down the first opera house at the Salvatorplatz in 1802, King Max I. Joseph commissioned his architect Carl von Fischer to build a new "royal court and national theatre" at the Max-Joseph-Platz. The neo-classical opera house was built in 1811 - 18 but burned down 5 years later. Fischerdied in 1823 and Leo von Klenze restored the theatre according to the original design only in 2 years.
Historical/Cultural Perspective • The Munich National Theater has been a culturally rich area for decades. The theater preforms many classic operas and plays year round. This theater is revered by many as Germany’s finest entertainment center.
Sources • en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Theatre_Munich • www.telegraph.co.uk • www.munich-info.de/portrait/p_nationaltheater_en.html • Google Images