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Ernst Deutsch Theater
Hamburg (Uhlenhorst), DEImpact-drivenNon-Profit EnterpriseArt & CultureEducation
Impact2Sustainability Goals
Employees11 - 50
Founded1951
LocationHamburg (Uhlenhorst)
About Ernst Deutsch Theater
The Ernst Deutsch Theater in Hamburg is Germany's largest private theater and a prominent cultural institution. Since 1951, it has presented a diverse repertoire ranging from classical dramas to contemporary plays and comedies. Operating as a non-profit foundation, the organization balances artistic excellence with social responsibility. Through pedagogical programs for schools and youth groups, it actively promotes cultural education and inclusion. Located in the historic 'Schlangen-Bau' in Hamburg-Uhlenhorst, the theater serves as a vital cultural anchor in Northern Germany.
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Sustainability Goals
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Cultural education for students
The Ernst Deutsch Theater fosters access to the performing arts through dedicated pedagogical programs, strengthening cultural participation for youth groups.
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Strengthening cultural community life
As a central cultural anchor in Hamburg-Uhlenhorst, the theater facilitates social dialogue and provides an inclusive space for the city's community.
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Q1What is the Ernst Deutsch Theater?
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The Ernst Deutsch Theater is Germany's largest private theater. Founded in 1951, it operates as a non-profit foundation dedicated to making high-quality theater accessible to a broad public audience.
Q2Where is the theater located?
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The theater is permanently located in the Hamburg district of Uhlenhorst. It resides in the 'Schlangen-Bau,' a site designed by architect Werner Kallmorgen.
Q3How many stages does the venue have?
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The theater features three performance spaces: a main auditorium with 744 seats, a studio stage in the foyer with 80 seats, and the 'plattform' stage with 100 seats dedicated to youth programming.
Q4What is the importance of cultural education?
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Cultural education and inclusion are core components of the theater's mission. It actively engages with schools and youth groups through pedagogical programs and hosts cultural discussions to foster community dialogue.
