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the theatre actually regained its 1922 appearance. The annex has 5 floors above and 2 floors below the ground. The total floor area of the building is 18,500 m (199,000 sq ft), of which 17,000 m (180,000 sq ft) can be used. The architects projected special places for the future connections between the annex, now called the
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assassinated by the villains in Topčider's Košutnjak on 29 May 1868. Foundation was laid by the
Serbian prince Milan M. Obrenović IV, and consecrated and blessed in the church ceremony by the Archbishop of Belgrade and Metropolitan of all Serbia Mihailo, in the month of August, 19th day, 1868. The Lord shall count, when he writeth up the people, that this man was born there
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completely unusable venue. The main architects who headed the project were
Ljubomir Zdravković and Slobodan Drinjaković. The interior was designed by Milan Pališaški, façade and ornamental plastic was done by Branka Bremec, Dimitrije Ivančević and Zoran Badnjević, while the engineer Milenko Popović was entrusted with solving the problem with
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In August 2018 another reconstruction began. The façade will be reconstructed (removal of the parts prone to falling off, filling of the holes and damaged sections with the façade stone, replacement of the glass panels, etc.). Additionally, some interior works will be done, too, mostly concerning the
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The building was reopened in 1989, 120 years since it became operational. The building was fully reconstructed while the new annex was built in the direction of the Braće Jugovića Street, doubling the floor venue of the edifice. While the annex was built in the modern, glass style, the old section of
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After the 1964-1965 season ended, another reconstruction began, based on the plan of the architect Nikola Šercer. It included minor refurbishments of the Main Stage. In 1986, the
National Theatre and the City of Belgrade opted for the new, necessary and detailed reconstruction of the, by now, almost
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Stambol Gate. The theatrical company moved into the new building in 1869 and the first alterations and annexing happened already the next year. In 1870, the relatively small stage was upgraded and extended. The Great Constitutional Assembly adopted
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Ernst Moritz von
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National Theatre can be viewed as a development in four stages: from 1868 till 1914, from 1918 till 1941, from 1945 until 1991, and from 1991 till today. The first stage is marked by many tragedies and enactments inspired by medieval and modern history, like
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had to be halted. The reconstruction continued in 1919 and was finished by 1922. The project was drafted by architect Josif
Bukavac. After the reconstruction was finished, the outer appearance of the building lost its unity of decorative styles and the unison original concept of the
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was first shown at the very beginning of the 20th century and it has remained the cult performance of this theatre till this day. In the first stage on the repertoire of the National Theatre were plays written by the most significant writers of all periods: from the earliest
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park was later built. The first performance in this new, temporary venue, was held in January 1920. Even though the reconstruction of the theatre was finished by July 1922, the offshoot at Manjež continued under the name of Theatre at
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The National Theatre was built according to the design of Aleksandar Bugarski, the most productive architect of Belgrade in the 19th century. The building was a typical theatre building at the time and was particularly reminiscent of
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began the repairs by the end of 1941. Occupational German administration appointed staunch Nazi supporter Jovan Popović as a director who stated that his job is to show as many German plays as possible, selecting works of
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The Grand Hall has 3 levels. The ground level has 219 seats in total with the seats at the front being most expensive. There are 3 balconies in the theatre with the first one being the most expensive.
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consecrated the foundations. A memorial charter was signed by the prince Milan and his regents and built into the foundations of the building. The charter had the following inscription:
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blend. The auditorium was enlarged to 944 seats, the stage was enlarged and deepened and the rotational round stage was added.
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2440:Categories
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1858:Atelje 212
1761:2012-09-25
1552:2015-09-28
1530:References
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1230:Milan Grol
1210:Milan Grol
928:After the
854:The Sunset
556:Main Stage
420:Cvetni Trg
101:20°27′38″E
98:44°49′00″N
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1041:Swan Lake
639:Sophocles
363:Košutnjak
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1703:Politika
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1503:See also
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339:Building
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298:Novi Sad
228:Belgrade
82:, Serbia
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72:Location
2016:Commons
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344:History
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139:Theatre
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