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Theater Die Kleine Freiheit was a theatre in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. It was closed in November 1996.

The cabaret presented its first program at the Atelier Theater in Elisabethstrasse on January 24-25, 1951. The main author was the writer Erich Kästner, while Kolman directed. The performers were mainly employees of the former cabaret "Die Schaubude," including Ursula Herking, Oliver Hassencamp and Bum Krüger.

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