Amsterdam: Koninklijk Theater Carré |
Country: Netherlands (Nederland) Province: Noord-Holland City: Amsterdam Location: Amstel 115-125 Built 1887 as a circus building by J. P. F. van Rossem and W. J. Vuyk within eight months for the circus master, Oscar Carré. Opened 3 Dec 1887 as "Koninklijk Nederlandsch Circus Directie Oscar Carré". 1893 converted into a theatre by Le Jenne. Re-opened 1893 by a variety performance of Fritz van Haarlems Specialiteitengezelschap. Various later rebuildings. 1991-1993 major rebuilding of stage house by Onno Greiner and Martien van Goor; addition of a new studio stage, "Klein Carré" (100 seats). 2004 renovations. Main auditorium: 1700 seats (circus performances), 2000 seats (theatre performances). Used for musical performances, popular concerts, and for an annual circus season. |
Front Text: "Het Prachtgebouw Kon. Ned. Circus Oscar Carré Amsterdam" Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Amsterdam to Gera (Germany), 1899 |
Front Text: "Theater Carré - Amstel, Amsterdam", inscription on building: "Theater Carré" Publisher: Maatschappij Rembrandt, Utrecht Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Amsterdam, 1924 |
Front Text: "Theater 'Carré' 1887-1932 Amsterdam. Het drukst b ezochte theater van Nederland - 2000 plaatsen - Varieté - Revue - Italiaansche Opera - Steeds het beste"" Reverse Text: pre-printed report about a theatre visit dated March 1938, see reverse scan Publisher: Theater Carré; Druk Faddegon, Amsterdam Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Front Text: "Het door Oscar Carré gestichte gebouw aan de Amstel te Amsterdam, dat altijd nog zijn naam draagt en de eerste bestemming is trouw gebleven" Publisher: Het Nederlands Zuivelbureau; Plaatje No. 20 voor het album 'De bonte droom van het circus' Type: Collecting Card Size: 9.0 x 5.8 cm |
Reverse Text: "Amsterdam, Amstel met gezicht op Carre" Publisher: Sleding; Krüger; 935.261 Size: Modern Sent: within Amsterdam, 1990 |
Front Text: "Theater Carré" Publisher: van oordt zuiver kristalsuiker Type: Sugar Packet |
Picture: above: Reguliersbreestraat with sign of the cinema "Cineac" (see Wikipedia), below: Theater Carré Front Text: "Amsterdam" Reverse Text: "Amsterdam, Munttoren - Theater Carré" Publisher: Hamar Size: Modern Sent: from Amsterdam to Arquata Scrivia (Italy) [postmark partly illegible] |
Stamp: "Carré" Postmark: "Eerste dag van uitgfifte, Den Haag, 15. Nov 2004" Size: 18.8 x 10.0 cm Not sent. Detail: |
Permanent link: https://www.andreas-praefcke.de/carthalia/id/481 |