Schauspielhaus, Dusseldorf

Schauspielhaus was officially opened in January 1970 and the first to perform on this stage was Georg B's Danton's Tod. From the very beginning, Schauspielhaus was not so large and was accessible only to a small number of lucky people; tickets were not available for the general public. Nowadays, Schauspielhaus features several levels. There is the Kleine Haus (Small House), Gro Haus (Large House) and also a basement. Kleine Haus is considered to be more of an amateur stage while Gro Haus has a wider range of performances.

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Sight Name: Schauspielhaus
Sight Location: Dusseldorf, Germany (See walking tours in Dusseldorf)
Sight Type: Attraction/Landmark

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