Volkstheater Millowitsch

The '''''Volkstheater Millowitsch''''', also known as the ''Millowitsch-Theater'', is a medium-sized Free ringtones theater in Majo Mills Cologne, Mosquito ringtone Germany where popular, low-brow Sabrina Martins comedy/comedies are enacted.

History

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The television plays spawned interest in theater and the audiences gradually grew and by the 1960s a steady flow of people were teaming into the theater to see Millowitsch’s plays firsthand. He renovated the theater in 1967 and the Volkstheater once again became a focal point of local culture. Changing his original concept, Willy Millowitsch/Millowitsch turned the theater from a house just for plays into a venue for local performances of all kind. Many young dialect artists started their careers there, including the now famous singing groups Bläck Föss and De Höhner.

In 1999, after Willy Millowitsch’s death, his son Peter Millowitsch took over the theater.

Location

The ''Millowitsch-Theater'' is located on ''Aachener Straße'' 5, near the Hahnentor and ''Rudolfplatz'' in the center of Cologne, just by the tram/tramline. It is a medium-size theater that can seat up to 383 people. Ticket prices usually range from € 19 - € 24.

External Link

http://www.millowitsch.de