The Rīgas 1. pilsētas teātris or Riga City Theater (German: Rigaer Stadttheater), was the first permanent theater in the city of Riga in Latvia, founded in 1782. It was the first permanent theater in Latvia and the Baltic. It hosted both theater as well as opera performances and concerts. It is the origin of the current Latvian national opera. It was a center of culture in the Baltic, and Richard Wagner (1837–39), Franz Liszt (1842), Clara Schumann (1844), Anton Rubinstein (1844) and Hector Berlioz (1847) where all employed there at some points in their careers.
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| - The Rīgas 1. pilsētas teātris or Riga City Theater (German: Rigaer Stadttheater), was the first permanent theater in the city of Riga in Latvia, founded in 1782. It was the first permanent theater in Latvia and the Baltic. It hosted both theater as well as opera performances and concerts. It is the origin of the current Latvian national opera. It was a center of culture in the Baltic, and Richard Wagner (1837–39), Franz Liszt (1842), Clara Schumann (1844), Anton Rubinstein (1844) and Hector Berlioz (1847) where all employed there at some points in their careers. (en)
- Rīgas 1. pilsētas teātris (tyska: Riga Stadttheater) var en teater och opera i Riga i Lettland, grundad 1782. Det var den första permanenta teatern och operan i Baltikum. Där uppfördes teater- och operaföreställningar av tyskspråkiga scenartister. Den gjordes om till Lettlands nationalopera år 1919. (sv)
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| - The Rīgas 1. pilsētas teātris or Riga City Theater (German: Rigaer Stadttheater), was the first permanent theater in the city of Riga in Latvia, founded in 1782. It was the first permanent theater in Latvia and the Baltic. It hosted both theater as well as opera performances and concerts. It is the origin of the current Latvian national opera. It was a center of culture in the Baltic, and Richard Wagner (1837–39), Franz Liszt (1842), Clara Schumann (1844), Anton Rubinstein (1844) and Hector Berlioz (1847) where all employed there at some points in their careers. (en)
- Rīgas 1. pilsētas teātris (tyska: Riga Stadttheater) var en teater och opera i Riga i Lettland, grundad 1782. Det var den första permanenta teatern och operan i Baltikum. Där uppfördes teater- och operaföreställningar av tyskspråkiga scenartister. Den gjordes om till Lettlands nationalopera år 1919. (sv)
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