The Vibrant World of Slovenian Theatre
Celebrating World Theatre Day on March 27th, Slovenia proudly reflects on its thriving theatre scene. In 2022 alone, cultural institutions across the country staged an impressive 7,638 theatrical performances, drawing in over a million spectators, with an average of 137 attendees per show.
The roots of Slovenian theatre run deep, with the first recorded performances dating back to the 16th century. Notably, the Škofja Loka Passion stands as a testament to this rich history, showcasing Baroque theatre at its finest. Fast forward to 1789, and Anton Tomaž Linhart's "Županova Micka" marked the birth of Slovenian theatre as we know it today.
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