Map of Cluj-Napoca: The Theatre
In time of the quondam Austro-Hungary the Viennese theatre builder Felner & Helmer firm built up in 43 years 48 European theatres among others the theatre of Timisoara in 1875 and the theatre of Cluj in 1906. The ulterior with its three-storied circle it has a recipience of 900 spectator. The theatre is passing fair but the destiny of the ensemble turned as the wind of the history blown. The first permanent ensemble was Hungarian. It was founded in 1792 and it worked under the leading of János Kotsi Patkó. The first theatre was built in 1821 in the actual M.Kogâlniceanu Street. From here the ensemble moved to the new built theatre in 1906. Meanwhile in the actual Emil Isac Street Jenő Janovics builds up at his own charge the studio-theatre having its then name of "Ambulatory Acting-Group" … and came the I W.W. The Hungarian ensemble had to move as the theatre was received by the Romanian Clujan National Theatre that was founded on 1 December 1919 what's first director was the reputed Zaharia Stan. The Hungarian ensemble was adopted by the Ambulatory Theatre. In 1940 the Romanian ensemble had to evade to Timisoara and the Hungarian ensemble retook the theatre. In 1945 the theatre was gotten by the Romanian ensemble again and the Hungarian ensemble moved back to the Ambulatory Theatre that was renewed and enlarged in 1961 so the ensemble abided in the theatre having a capacity of 862 spectators. Actually functions operas in both building as well.
The National Hungarian Theatre, Photo: Daniel Stoica
The Theatre, Old photo
The National Romanian Theatre
The National Hungarian Theatre
The National Romanian Theatre
The National Hungarian Theatre
The National Romanian Theatre
The National Hungarian Theatre
The National Romanian Theatre
The National Hungarian Theatre
The National Romanian Theatre
The National Hungarian Theatre
The National Romanian Theatre
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Cluj-Napoca: Vivarium
Cluj-Napoca: Pension Vidalis
Cluj-Napoca: Miko garden
Cluj-Napoca: Clinics
Cluj-Napoca: University Library
Cluj-Napoca: The Babeş-Bolyai University
Cluj-Napoca: The Church of the Piarists
Cluj-Napoca: Paleontology Museum
Cluj-Napoca: Mineralogical Museum
Cluj-Napoca: Tailors Bastion, Tower
Cluj-Napoca: Reformed Church-street Farkas
Cluj-Napoca: The city-hall
Cluj-Napoca: New York palace, Continental hotel
Cluj-Napoca: Bob Grec-Catholic church
Cluj-Napoca: Sebestyen house
Cluj-Napoca: Teachers house
Cluj-Napoca: Rhédey palace
Cluj-Napoca: Credit Bank, National Bank
Cluj-Napoca: Filstich house
Cluj-Napoca: Josika palace
Cluj-Napoca: The Old City-Hall
Cluj-Napoca: Wass Otilia house
Cluj-Napoca: The Folk-Art Museum
Cluj-Napoca: Austria-Hungary Bank
Cluj-Napoca: Redouta
Cluj-Napoca: Minorite Church, Greek Catholic cathedral
Cluj-Napoca: The Statue of King Mátyás
Cluj-Napoca: Nemes house
Cluj-Napoca: Szervatiusz Museum
Cluj-Napoca: Roman Catholic parish
Cluj-Napoca: The St Mihail Church
Cluj-Napoca: Mikes János palace
Cluj-Napoca: The Theatre
Cluj-Napoca: Teleki-Mikes palace
Cluj-Napoca: Justice palace
Cluj-Napoca: Karvazy house
Cluj-Napoca: UMP, the administration, Triska house
Cluj-Napoca: The Art-Gallery
Cluj-Napoca: Kemény house
Cluj-Napoca: Eppel house
Cluj-Napoca: Emil Isac memorial house
Cluj-Napoca: The Medicine-Historical Museum
Cluj-Napoca: The Birth-Place of King Mátyás
Cluj-Napoca: Evangelical-Lutheran Church
Cluj-Napoca: South-East Tower
Cluj-Napoca: Kőváry house
Cluj-Napoca: The National Historical Museum of Transylvania
Cluj-Napoca: Farmers credit unions
Cluj-Napoca: Karolina column
Cluj-Napoca: Unitarian Church
Cluj-Napoca: Mikes house
Cluj-Napoca: The Ninorite Church
Cluj-Napoca: Mint manufactory
Cluj-Napoca: The Orthodox Cathedral
Cluj-Napoca: Unitarian College
Cluj-Napoca: Franciscan monastery
Cluj-Napoca: Administrative Palace
Cluj-Napoca: The Theatre
Cluj-Napoca: Transilvania Hotel
Cluj-Napoca: EMKE palace
Cluj-Napoca: Weavers Tower
Cluj-Napoca: Reformed parish
Cluj-Napoca: Reformed Church with two towers
Cluj-Napoca: The Széky Palace
Cluj-Napoca: Szabo house
Cluj-Napoca: The Citadel
Cluj-Napoca: The first synagogue
Cluj-Napoca: First Research Institute of Oncology
Cluj-Napoca: St. Francis and St. Elizabeth center for the elderly and poor
Cluj-Napoca: St. Peter and Paul church
Cluj-Napoca: Rosas house
Cluj-Napoca: The Neolog Synagogue