Slowacki Theatre

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This exquisite theatre was opened in 1893. It's a miniature version of Charles Garnier's famous Paris Opera House. It's virtually impossible to get in here during the day, but given the very reasonable price of tickets, it's worth catching a performance even if the show turns out to be unspectacular - the building itself certainly is spectacular - an absolute treasure. There are regular opera performances of all the European and Polish classics. Many of Poland's great Romantic and Neo-Romantic plays were premiered here a century ago, and these have also become stalwarts of the theatre's programme. |
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reviewed by Dani from United Kingdom on Mar.18.2007 | |
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reviewed by Martin fabrice from France on Jan.29.2007 | |
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reviewed by Annalena Widén from Sweden on Nov.08.2006 | |
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My friends and I have attended three operas here so far - tickets are very inexpensive. All have been amazing and the theatre is very beautiful - highly recommended!!! 











