Landestheater Linz, Schauspielhaus

THEATRE (AUDITORIUM)
Since its reopening in April 2017, the theatre has been restored to its original state
according to architect Clemens Holzmeister.
With up to 500 seats, it is suitable for presentations and events
with an auditorium.
THEATRE FOYER
In the foyer of the theatre, the design and style of the original
original interiors have been brought back to life, for example through the original
wall and ceiling lights from the 50s.
For receptions and get-togethers.
CHAMBER THEATRE (AUDITORIUM)
With up to 400 seats, suitable for presentations and events
with an auditorium.
SHOW HOUSE

Promenade 39, the place where theatre has been made in Linz since 1803,
is located in the centre of the city and is a focal point for the performing arts.
As one of the most beautiful loggia theatres, it was built to a design by
by Ferdinand Mayr, who modelled it on the Theater an der Wien.
modelled on the Theater an der Wien.
The auditorium was remodelled in 1957 by the Austrian architect
Clemens Holzmeister. The ceiling is still adorned with Fritz Fröhlich's
ceiling fresco Orpheus and the Animals.
Between 1956 and 1958, the Kammerspiele was rebuilt as an independent theatre
by Clemens Holzmeister as an independent building alongside the
the first building, which was called the Großes Haus. The Großes
Haus was mainly used for musical performances. The
Kammerspiele is home to the theatre. In the course of the opening
of the Musiktheater am Volksgarten in 2013, the Grosses Haus was renamed the
renamed Schauspielhaus, restored by April 2017 and optimised for spoken theatre.
optimised for spoken theatre. The appearance was restored to its original state
with Clemens Holzmeister's original colour concept.
colour concept.