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The theatre that now bears the name of J. K. Tyl was built in 1833. An artistically precious curtain with an allegorical scene of the arrival of Apollo with his company to the town, by the painter František Skála from Písek, is a part of the decoration in the theatre.
The inside of the modern foyer conceals the entrance to the magnificent historic interior of the theatre in the Empire style. It has an exquisite painted curtain, one of the oldest still working in the whole country. The building itself has been here since 1833 and is one of the oldest burgher theatres in existence. It is named after the famous Czech playwright and actor Josef Kajetán Tyl. Czech and international theatre and music personalities such as Otýlie Sklenářová-Malá, Jindřich Mošna, Otakar Ševčík, František Ondříček, Jan Kubelík, Antonín Dvořák and Emmy Destinn have performed on the Třeboň stage.
Třeboň also has a long and famous tradition of puppet theatre dating back to 1921. Nowadays the tradition is kept by the Club of Puppet Theatre (Spolek loutkového divadla). For puppet lovers a new puppet scene was opened in 2012 on the site of the original exhibition room Under the Tower (Pod věží).
In 1366, the house of Rosenbergs became the owner of the Třeboň dominion. In 1602, Petr Vok of Rosenberg chose Třeboň for his ...
In 1366, the house of Rosenbergs became the owner of the Třeboň dominion. In 1602, Petr Vok of Rosenberg chose Třeboň for his ...
The Tomb of the House of Schwarzenberg is one of the most architecturally remarkable sights to be visited in South Bohemia.
The 13th and 14th century, golden age of Třeboň, The heyday under the reign of the Schwarzenbergs and more- this is history of Town Třeboň.
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