Name: Rakvere Teater
Address: Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi 2a, Rakvere, 44314 LÃ¤Ã¤ne-Viru maakond, Estonia, EE
Telephone: +372 329 5444

Rakvere Teater is a movie theater, located at Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi 2a, Rakvere, 44314 Lääne-Viru maakond, Estonia. They can be contacted via phone at +372 329 5444, visit their website www.rakvereteater.ee for more detailed information.

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Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi 2a, Rakvere, 44314 Lääne-Viru maakond

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Doc Backup

19 May 2018

Nice plays and free parking
Imre Annus

29 March 2018

Ok
Taaniel Sülla

08 March 2018

A small and cozy old building with a lot of life in it
Roman Makarov

09 December 2017

The teather and the cinema are the best around
Juhan Tamm

11 November 2017

Epic theathre
Koos Reitsma

13 August 2017

Watched the première of 'Dunkirk' in the cinema. The cinema has only one room. Screen is big enough, sound is good, cateringservice plenty to choose.
Samuel Sellberg

24 July 2017

Beautiful place and nice personell!
Eero Kolk

19 March 2017

It s to warm
Lembit Vergi

22 February 2017

Etendus oli väga hea. Vaheajal teenindavad külalisi kaks baari, kuhu saab suupisted ja joogid ka eelnevalt reserveeritud lauda tellida. Saali ventilatsioonil oli ilmselt midagi viga, oli umbne ja palav.
Karim Latouche

11 December 2016

Great place
Third EFX

08 July 2016

One of Estonia's most famous theatres. The heart of Rakvere.
A Google User

26 August 2010

A professional theatre in the small northeastern town of Rakvere, which at present has ca 17,000 inhabitants, was opened in 1940. In Soviet times unconfirmed, but highly probable reports cited Rakvere as the smallest place with a theatre of its own in the whole empire.
Being, anyway, the smallest theatre in Estonia, its best actors and actresses have often been lured away to other theatres. The Working conditions have been hard: as the town itself cannot provide enough spectators, the company is often on tours. Nevertheless, the Rakvere Theatre has seen its periods of brilliance. One was in the late 1970s and early 1980s, under artistic director Raivo Trass. Afterwards the theatre has been led, in succession, by Madis Kalmet, Arvi Mägi, and Peeter Jalakas. The latter brought the biennial alternative theatre festival Baltoscandal with him, and it has continued to function in Rakvere even upon Jalakas return to Tallinn. A new rise began in 1996, when a group of freshly graduated theatre students joined the troupe; Üllar Saaremäe became the artistic director and Indrek Saar the managing director of the company.
At present it consists of 20 actors; the theatre has a 411-seat traditional proscenium stage and a 200-seat black-box auditorium. The current repertoire includes ca 20 plays, mostly by contemporary authors; annually more than 250 performances for over 60,000 spectators are given.