Mannheim: Nationaltheater (new) |
Country: Germany (Deutschland) State: Baden-Württemberg City: Mannheim Location: Goetheplatz / Mozartstraße [After the destruction of the old "Nationaltheater" in World War II, this theatre was built on another site.] Built 1955-1957 by Gerhard Weber. The complex includes two theatres, "Großes Haus" to the right (1201 seats) and "Kleines Haus" to the left (580-805 seats depending on chosen seating scheme), sharing a common ground floor foyer in the middle. Opened 13 January 1957 with Schiller's "Die Räuber" (Kleines Haus) and Weber's "Der Freischütz" (Großes Haus). 1989 "Großes Haus" renamed "Opernhaus", "Kleines Haus" renamed "Schauspielhaus". 1992-1994 renovations and addition of a second fly tower for the "Schauspielhaus".
Notable world premieres:
Links: www.nationaltheater.de, EUTA, Wikipedia |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Neues Nationaltheater" Publisher: Verlag Wilh. Maul, Luwigshafen a. Rh.; Nr. M4/150 Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Nationaltheater Mannheim" Size: Modern Sent: from Mannheim to Strasbourg (France), 17 July 1957 |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim an Rhein und Neckar, Nationaltheater" Publisher: Foto Häuser, Mannheim Size: Modern Sent: from Mannheim to Karlsruhe, 1975 |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim - Goetheplatz, Nationaltheater" Publisher: Bergershausen, Mannheim Size: Modern Sent: from Mannheim to Bonn, 1959 |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim - Nationaltheater" Publisher: Andres + Co Verlag, Hamburg Size: Modern Sent: from Mannheim to Görlitz, 1973 |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Nationaltheater" Publisher: Reklame- und Postkartenverlag, Mannheim-Sa. Size: Modern Sent: from Mannheim to Karl-Marx-Stadt (= Chemnitz), 1974 |
Reverse Text: "6800 Mannheim, National-Theater" Publisher: Kunstverlag Herbert Grochla, Nussloch; Krüger; 31.956.10 211043 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim - Nationaltheater" Publisher: Verlag Schöning & Co., Lübeck; Bestellnr. Mah 161-f Size: Modern Sent: from Mannheim to Schriesheim, 1979 |
Reverse Text: "68 Mannheim - Blick auf National-Theater und Friedrich-Ebert-Brücke" Publisher: Gebr. Metz, Tübingen; 925/27 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Mannheim am Rhein und Neckar - Nationaltheater, Collinicenter, Neckar" Publisher: Werbeverlag R. Gorzinski, Mannheim Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "Mannheim - Nationaltheater" Reverse Text: "Die Stadt an Rhein und Neckar. D-6800 Mannhein. Nationaltheater, erbaut 1957" Publisher: Werbeverlag R. Gorzinski, Mannheim; Bestell-Nr. 1304 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Postmark, 68 Mannheim, 8 June 1982 Picture: Friedrich Schiller, Nationaltheater Text: "Mannheim Nationaltheater" |
Postmark, 6800 Mannheim 12, 28 Oct 1979
Text: "200 Jahre Nationaltheater"" |
Picture: after the 1994 rebuilding Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Nationaltheater" Publisher: Buch Kober, Mannheim Size: Modern Not sent. |
Picture: inscription inside the theatre commemorating its construction and inauguration Front Text: "Nationaltheater" Reverse Text: "Nationaltheater - Mannheim" Publisher: a-different-view.de; Serie 2; 10/10; 2010 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Schöne Grüße aus Mannheim", "Nationaltheater Mannheim, Mozartstraße 9" Publisher: Quadratestadt, Schwetzingen; QSP 19 Size: 17.5 x 12.0 cm Not sent. |
Front Text: "NTM Heiraten im Nationaltheater" Reverse Text: advertising the Nationaltheater foyer as a marriage venue (see Scan) Publisher: Nationaltheater Mannheim, Mannheim Type: Advertisement Card, not designed for postal use Size: 9.8 x 21.0 cm |
Another card in my collection (showing the scenery and interior of the Schauspielhaus at its opening in 1957, published by Reiß-Museum der Stadt Mannheim, Theatersammlung) cannot be shown here for legal reasons.
Permanent link: https://www.andreas-praefcke.de/carthalia/id/2 |