Before the war, the Kammer-Lichtspiele cinema was located at 48 \u015awidnicka Street. The repertoire of the Polish Theater’s Chamber Stage includes comedy and musical plays.<\/p>\n
In 1945, during the fighting for Festung Breslau, it was completely destroyed. After the war, Jewish theater groups decided to rebuild the building. <\/p>\n
Thanks to contributions, donations and the commitment to work of people of various professions, a theater hall for the Lower Silesian Jewish Theater was built with a balcony, seating 475. The screen was replaced by a stage with a spacious undercroft. The ceremonial opening of the building took place on April 2, 1949. <\/p>\n
The Polish Theater company began using the hall of the State Jewish Theater as early as 1949. The actual inauguration of performances in the new hall of the Chamber Stage was the premiere of Leon Kruczkowski’s The Germans, directed by Maryna Broniewska (October 29, 1949). The building was officially handed over to the Polish Theater in 1990. <\/p>\n
The repertoire of the Polish Theater’s Chamber Stage includes comedy and musical plays.<\/p>\n","categories":["Cinemas and theatres","Entertainment"],"lat":51.1062865,"lng":17.0320346}