New Synagogue (Žilina)
Peter Behrens's 1931 modernist synagogue in Žilina—called "the last Slovak synagogue"—survives World War II and now serves as…
Peter Behrens's 1931 modernist synagogue in Žilina—called "the last Slovak synagogue"—survives World War II and now serves as…
Newcastle's oldest surviving theatre, the 1,520-seat Civic opened in 1929 on Hunter Street and remains a major venue…
A major performing arts facility opened in 1998 in Niigata's Chūō ward, serving as a civic cultural hub…
A hotel and convention complex in Tokyo's Shinjuku district, the Nippon Seinenkan is a major institutional venue with…
A modernist 1,330-seat theatre in Tokyo completed in 1963, featuring curved walls adorned with 20,000 pearl oyster shells…
Founded in 1958 in Vladikavkaz, this national opera and ballet house became a Mariinsky Theatre branch in 2017,…
A contemporary opera house founded in 1991 by conductor Yevgeny Kolobov and Moscow Mayor Yury Luzhkov, the Novaya…
Founded in 1930 as Novosibirsk's first stationary theatre for young audiences, the Globus Theatre now occupies a distinctive…
Russia's largest theatre, completed in 1944 on Novosibirsk's Lenin Square, pairs a 60-metre constructivist dome with a stage…
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