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The history of the theatre in Cologne, Germany, has its roots in the Middle Ages. Although there are references to the existence of a Late antiquity Cologne theatre in the Roman Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, as has also been proven for other Roman cities (e.g. Mainz, Trier or Xanten). Despite this culture of theatrical play cultivated in the Roman past, a direct link to this time and form does not take place until centuries later. Although Cologne was one of the most important cities in Europe in the Middle Ages, the city had no significance in the theatre sector. The indecisiveness of the mayors over the centuries marked Cologne as an exception among major German cities in the field of theatre. After the revival of this art, theatre in Cologne also underwent a change to modern histo

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rdfs:comment	Die Geschichte des Kölner Theaters beginnt im Mittelalter. Zwar gibt es Hinweise auf die Existenz eines antiken Kölner Theaters in der römischen CCAA, wie es auch für andere Römerstädte (z. B. Mainz, Trier oder Xanten) nachgewiesen ist. Trotz dieser in römischer Vergangenheit gepflegten Kultur des Theaterspiels findet ein unmittelbares Anknüpfen an diese Zeit und Form erst nach Jahrhunderten statt. Köln war im Mittelalter zwar eine der bedeutendsten Städte Europas, die Stadt hatte jedoch keine Bedeutung im Theaterwesen. Die Unentschlossenheit der Bürgermeister über Jahrhunderte hinweg markierte Köln als Ausnahme unter deutschen Großstädten im Theaterwesen. Nach dem Wiederaufleben dieser Kunst unterlag das Theaterspiel dann auch in Köln einem Wandel zur Neuzeit. (de) The history of the theatre in Cologne, Germany, has its roots in the Middle Ages. Although there are references to the existence of a Late antiquity Cologne theatre in the Roman Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, as has also been proven for other Roman cities (e.g. Mainz, Trier or Xanten). Despite this culture of theatrical play cultivated in the Roman past, a direct link to this time and form does not take place until centuries later. Although Cologne was one of the most important cities in Europe in the Middle Ages, the city had no significance in the theatre sector. The indecisiveness of the mayors over the centuries marked Cologne as an exception among major German cities in the field of theatre. After the revival of this art, theatre in Cologne also underwent a change to modern histo (en)
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has abstract	Die Geschichte des Kölner Theaters beginnt im Mittelalter. Zwar gibt es Hinweise auf die Existenz eines antiken Kölner Theaters in der römischen CCAA, wie es auch für andere Römerstädte (z. B. Mainz, Trier oder Xanten) nachgewiesen ist. Trotz dieser in römischer Vergangenheit gepflegten Kultur des Theaterspiels findet ein unmittelbares Anknüpfen an diese Zeit und Form erst nach Jahrhunderten statt. Köln war im Mittelalter zwar eine der bedeutendsten Städte Europas, die Stadt hatte jedoch keine Bedeutung im Theaterwesen. Die Unentschlossenheit der Bürgermeister über Jahrhunderte hinweg markierte Köln als Ausnahme unter deutschen Großstädten im Theaterwesen. Nach dem Wiederaufleben dieser Kunst unterlag das Theaterspiel dann auch in Köln einem Wandel zur Neuzeit. (de) The history of the theatre in Cologne, Germany, has its roots in the Middle Ages. Although there are references to the existence of a Late antiquity Cologne theatre in the Roman Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, as has also been proven for other Roman cities (e.g. Mainz, Trier or Xanten). Despite this culture of theatrical play cultivated in the Roman past, a direct link to this time and form does not take place until centuries later. Although Cologne was one of the most important cities in Europe in the Middle Ages, the city had no significance in the theatre sector. The indecisiveness of the mayors over the centuries marked Cologne as an exception among major German cities in the field of theatre. After the revival of this art, theatre in Cologne also underwent a change to modern history. (en)
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