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Croatian National Theater (Hrvatsko narodno kazaliste u Zagrebu) description and photos - Croatia: Zagreb. Detailed information about the attraction. Description, photographs and a map showing the nearest significant objects. The title in English is Hrvatsko narodno kazaliste u Zagrebu. Photo and descriptionThe Croatian National Theater is located in Zagreb, the capital of the country. The Croatian National Theater is an iconic place not only for theater and acting lovers, but also for connoisseurs of architecture. The predecessor of the Zagreb National Theater was the first city theater in the Croatian capital, built in 1836. The theater was awarded National status four years later, in 1840. Later, the national theater received state support. Since 1870, a permanent opera company has appeared in the theater. The National Theater of Zagreb moved to a new building in 1875. Architects from Venice Ferdinand Fellner and Herman Helmer worked on the building project. Emperor Franz Joseph took part in the opening of the renovated theater. The new theater building is a sumptuous combination of Rococo and Neo-Baroque styles. The combination of bright yellow walls and white columns makes it very noticeable. The interior decoration of the theater is also striking in luxury and grace. An important detail in the decor of the interiors is the paintings painted by Croatian artists. Such celebrities as Gerard Philippe, Franz Leshar, Sarah Bernhardt, Laurence Olivier, Mario del Monaco, took part in theater, opera and ballet performances in different years. Richard Strauss, Jose Carreras, Peter Brook, Vivien Leigh, Franz Liszt and others. The Croatian Ministry of Culture patronizes the National Theater. In many cities of Croatia (Split, Rijeka, Osijek, Zadar and Varajin) there are branches of the National Theater. We also recommend reading Castel del Monte description and photos - Italy: Apulia Topic: Croatian National Theater (Hrvatsko narodno kazaliste u Zagrebu) description and photos - Croatia: Zagreb. |