König Albert Theater Bad Elster

Bad Elster can look back on a long theater tradition: performances in the “Alberttheater” on Brunnenberg began as early as 1888.
In 1913, the theater company founded in Bad Elster commissioned the famous Chemnitz architects Alfred Zapp and Erich Basarke to plan and build a modern, representative theater. After less than two years of construction, today's "König Albert Theater" was opened on May 22, 1914 by King Friedrich August III. of Saxony was ceremoniously opened as the last German court theater.
The impressive architecture and the artistic interior design in the public areas with two boxes continue to delight visitors to this day.

The historic König Albert Theater is located here. In 1888, performances began at the "Albert Theater". Due to great audience demand from all over Europe, the new house, the last German court theater, was inaugurated on May 22nd by King Friedrich August III of Saxony.

The Royal Theater 🎭 with a very nice and balanced program.