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Maria Grazia
July 8, 2020
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The Maxim Gorki Theater (own spelling "Maxim Gorki Theater") in Dorotheenstadt in the Mitte district (Mitte district) of Berlin is the smallest of the Berlin State Theaters with 440 seats. The theater resides in the building erected and owned by the choir association of the Sing-Akademie zu Berlin near Promenadenstrasse Unter den Linden, behind the chestnut grove. It is named after the Russian-Soviet writer Maxim Gorki.
Because of its history as the choir's main house, the building is often referred to as the Singing Academy.
Because of its history as the choir's main house, the building is often referred to as the Singing Academy.
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Matto
August 1, 2023
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The Maxim Gorki Theater is the smallest of Berlin's municipal theaters and is located in the former singing academy on Unter den Linden boulevard. The theater was built in 1827 according to plans by Karl Friedrich Schinkel as the first public concert hall in Berlin. After its destruction in World War II and reconstruction, the building reopened in 1952 as the Maxim Gorki Theater and became the most important venue for contemporary theater in the GDR.
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