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Hanauer Internationale Amateurtheatertage | |
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Genre | Theatre festival |
Inaugurated | 1983 |
Organised by | Hist(o)erisches Theater Hanau |
Website | www |
Hanauer Internationale Amateurtheatertage is a theatre festival in Hanau, Germany. It is organized by the Histoerisches Theater Association, [1] and theatrical performances from casts across Europe are annually hosted. [2] [3] [4]
The festival was inaugurated in 1983.
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