Caligari Set to Shut Down by October
In the heart of Wiesbaden, at Schlossplatz 6, the State Capital's Press Office has announced the modernization of the city's traditional playhouse cinema hall. This ambitious project marks the first significant renovation in 25 years.
The large hall and all rooms of the municipal cinema are currently a construction site, with scaffolding reaching up to the ceiling, offering an unusual view of the architectural details of the historic building. The worn-out carpet has already been disposed of, and the old cinema seats have been dismantled, with their cushions removed.
The historic building is undergoing fire safety upgrades, ensuring the safety of its patrons for years to come. The frames of the seats remain, while the armrests are being re-upholstered. The sensitive screen, the curtain, and the speakers have been carefully packed to protect them from dust and damage.
The progress of the work on the historic building is being documented and displayed, with photos available on the Caligari and on social media under Wiesbaden.deineKultur. For those seeking more information, questions regarding the project can be directed to the responsible department, office, or the switchboard of the town hall.
The website of the Press Office, press office website, provides further details about the city's cultural venues and projects. However, specific updates and the completion date for the traditional playhouse cinema hall's modernization are not documented in the retrieved results. It is recommended to check Wiesbaden city or cultural websites, or the cinema hall's official communications for the most current information.
This modernization project is an exciting step forward for Wiesbaden's cultural scene, promising a refreshed and improved cinema experience for its residents and visitors alike.
The modernization project extends beyond the traditional playhouse cinema hall to encompass the entire building, transforming it into a modern center for movies-and-tv entertainment. Keep up-to-date with the progress by visiting the press office website or checking Wiesbaden city or cultural websites.
