Schmidt Theater

Schmidt Theater (rebuilt 2004/5)
Interactive map of Schmidt Theater
Address	Spielbudenplatz 27-28 20359 Hamburg Germany
Public transit	St. Pauli (U3)
Operator	Schmidts Tivoli GmbH
Type	Theater
Events	theatre, musical, comedy, concerts
Seating type	reserved seating
Capacity	620 (Schmidts Tivoli) 423 (Schmidt Theater) 200 (Schmidtchen)
Construction
Opened	8 August 1988 (1988-08-08)
Expanded	1 September 1991 (1991-09-01) (Schmidts Tivoli) 2015 (Schmidtchen)
Rebuilt	2004/5
Website
tivoli.de

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Schmidt Theater is a theatre in Hamburg, Germany, located at St. Pauli's Spielbudenplatz. It has three venues: the Schmidt Theater itself (423 seats), the "large house" just a few steps away, called Schmidts Tivoli (620 seats), and the Schmidtchen (200 seats). The theater was co-founded by Corny Littmann. The theater operates without state funding.

See also

• List of theatres in Hamburg

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