Ioan Slavici Classical Theatre

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The Ioan Slavici Classical Theatre is a theatre in the city of Arad, in the western side of Romania.

The theatre was built in 1874, and displays a neoclassical architecture style. It was designed around 1862 by the architect Anton Czigler (or possibly his son, Győző Czigler), but the construction started only in 1869, under the supervision of architect Antal Szkalnitzky.

The name was given by Ioan Slavici, a Romanian writer and native of Șiria, a commune near Arad.

External links[edit]

"Official site".

v t e Tourist sites in Arad
Preparandia Română Serbian Church Serbian Episcopal Palace The House with the Padlock Old Theatre Red Ox Inn 'Trajan' Bridge
Arad Fortress
Administrative Palace Ioan Slavici Classical Theatre Neumann Palace Palace of Justice Cenad Palace National Bank Palace Bohuș Palace Szantay Palace Cultural Palace Herman Gyula Palace The House with the Cannon Balls The Water Tower Kohn Palace Old Customs House Nopcea Castle Andrenyi Palace Arad Casino Moise Nicoară National College The Old Cathedral Monastery of St. Simon Stylite Romanian Girl Gymnasium Boys Gymnasium 'Iosif Vulcan' Normal School for Girls Municipal Hospital of Arad Kovács Palace The Red Church Treasury The Neologue Synagogue Orthodox Synagogue The 'Ardealul' Hotel Roman-Catholic Church Roman-Catholic Church from New Arad Spirits and Yeast Factory Reformed Church Arad Central railway station Church "St. Martyr George"
Ștrandul Neptun The Mureș River Bank Park Three Islands Mureș Floodplain Natural Park Păduricea Vladimirescu Forest Arad Vineyards Lake Ghioroc
Cross of Martyrs St. John of Nepomuk Statue in Arad St. Florian Statue Bust of Aaron Chorin The 13 Martyrs of Arad The Triumphal Arch, Arad The Statue of Liberty Holy Trinity Monument Bust of Avram Iancu Bust of Mihai Eminescu Bust of Dimitrie Tichindeal Bust of Elena Ghiba Birta Bust of Moise Nicoară Bust of Alexandru D. Xenopol Bust of George Coșbuc Bust of Petre Pipoș Bust of Ioan Russu Șirianu Bust of Gheoghe Popa de Teiuș Bust of Mircea V. Stănescu

v t e Theatres in Romania
Arad	Hungarian Chamber Theatre Ioan Slavici Classical Theatre
Bacău	Bacovia Municipal Theatre Radu Beligan Summer Theatre
Botoșani	Mihai Eminescu Theatre Vasilache Children's and Youth Theatre
Brașov	Sică Alexandrescu Theatre
Brăila	Maria Filotti Theatre
Bucharest	Bulandra Theatre Comedy Theatre Constantin Tănase Revue Theatre Ion Creangă Theatre Ion Dacian National Operetta Theatre Ion Luca Caragiale National Theatre Jewish State Theatre Nottara Theatre Odeon Theatre Small Theatre
Cluj-Napoca	Hungarian State Theatre Lucian Blaga National Theatre
Craiova	Marin Sorescu National Theatre
Focșani	Major Gheorghe Pastia Municipal Theatre
Galați	Fani Tardini Dramatic Theatre Gulliver Puppet Theatre Nae Leonard National Opera and Operetta Theatre
Iași	Luceafărul Theatre Ludic Theatre National Athenaeum Vasile Alecsandri National Theatre
Miercurea Ciuc	Municipal Theatre
Odorheiu Secuiesc	Tomcsa Sándor Theatre
Oradea	Queen Marie Theatre Szigligeti Theatre
Oravița	Mihai Eminescu Old Theatre
Piatra Neamț	Youth Theatre
Satu Mare	North Theatre
Sfântu Gheorghe	Tamási Áron Theatre
Sibiu	Radu Stanca National Theatre
Târgu Mureș	Ariel Theatre National Theatre
Timișoara	Csiky Gergely Hungarian State Theatre German State Theatre Merlin Children's and Youth Theatre Mihai Eminescu National Theatre

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