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Théâtre Alsacien Strasbourg

About

The Théâtre Alsacien de Strasbourg is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and celebrating the region’s linguistic and theatrical heritage. Founded in 1898, it has played a vital role in keeping the Alsatian dialect alive through performances that blend comedy, drama, and folklore. The theatre’s repertoire draws on traditional stories, local customs, and contemporary themes, offering audiences productions that are both entertaining and deeply rooted in regional identity. Its stage has long been a meeting place where generations connect with Alsace’s unique culture, reflecting the city’s position at the crossroads of French and German influences. The Théâtre Alsacien also nurtures community spirit, welcoming families and visitors who wish to experience the warmth and humor of Alsatian theatre. Located in the heart of Strasbourg, it remains a symbol of continuity and pride, ensuring that the traditions of the region are not only remembered but celebrated through the living art of performance.

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Location

The Théâtre Alsacien de Strasbourg is located at 19 Place Broglie in the heart of Strasbourg's historic Grande Île, sharing facilities with the Opéra National du Rhin. This central spot on the vibrant Place Broglie offers easy access via tram lines B or C at the Broglie stop, or E at République, and bus lines 15a or 72. Nearby attractions include Place Kléber with its shops and cafés, the majestic Strasbourg Cathedral just a short walk away, the Palais du Rhin, and the lively Neustadt district, blending Alsatian dialect performances with the city's cultural and commercial pulse.

Théâtre Alsacien Strasbourg

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