Filmsko gledališče Idrija
Trg sv. Ahacija 5, SI-5280 Idrija
Phone386 (0) 5 373 4060
Managed byIdrija City Library and Reading Room
Tim Božič, Head
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| − | [[Film Theatre Idrija]] (Filmsko gledališče Idrija) is housed in a small scale Baroque building | + | [[Film Theatre Idrija]] (Filmsko gledališče Idrija) is housed in a small scale Baroque building in the old town centre of Idrija. It was built as a theatre house as early as [[established::1770]], but due to reconstructions in the 20th Century the interior no longer resembles the former Baroque theatre with boxes at two levels. It is now run under the auspices of the [[Idrija City Library and Reading Room]] and is a member of the [[Art Cinema Network]]. |
| − | + | Next to a very diverse programme of films screenings, its programme occasionally also includes theatre productions, lectures and concerts of a smaller scale. | |
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| + | Operating since around 1500, the [[Idrija Mine Museum|Idrija mercury mine]] used to be one of the largest mercury mines in the world, which consequently meant that the town was of some regional importance. When in mid-18th century the mine was at the height of its development, Idrija was given town privileges and had numerous public buildings built. Among them was the Miners' Theatre House, its construction financed from voluntary contributions by the mercury mine employees and nowadays usually considered to be the oldest such building in Slovenia (though the provincial capital Ljubljana did manage to acquire its own, slightly larger theatre just a few years earlier). | ||
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| + | In the years that followed, various travelling German and Italian theatre groups most commonly appeared in the Idrija theatre, but after 1850 an increasing number of performances were in Slovene. The establishment of the Idrija Dramatic Society in 1889 was of a particular importance for this. Nevertheless, in 1905 the stage was removed and the building became the town's fire department headquarters. In 1913 it was renovated as a theatre again, but got closed down only a year later only to be used as accommodation for prisoners of Worl War I. It got once again renovated in 1920 only to be turned into a storage building three years later. | ||
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| + | After some further lively history, it was reopened in 1952 as a local cinema (but still subject to quite some going-ons). In 2001 the building was declared a cultural monument of national importance and as of 2015 run by the Idrija City Library. As of 2012, the building is considered a part of mercury mining heritage and as such featured on the [[:Category:UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Slovenia|UNESCO World Heritage List]]. | ||
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| + | ==Programme== | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
| + | *[[:Category:Mercury mining heritage|Mercury mining heritage on Culture.si]] | ||
*[[Idrija City Library and Reading Room]] | *[[Idrija City Library and Reading Room]] | ||
| + | *[[Idrija Mine Museum]] | ||
*[[Art Cinema Network]] | *[[Art Cinema Network]] | ||
| − | *[[Municipality of | + | *[[Municipality of Idrija]] |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://www.idr.sik.si/si/v/48/enote/filmsko-gledalisce/ About Film Theatre Idrija on the Idrija City Library and Reading Room website] (in Slovenian) | * [http://www.idr.sik.si/si/v/48/enote/filmsko-gledalisce/ About Film Theatre Idrija on the Idrija City Library and Reading Room website] (in Slovenian) | ||
* [http://www.theatre-architecture.eu/en/db/?theatreId=241 The Miners' Theatre in Idrija], the history of the oldest theatre in Slovenia from the Theatre Architecture in Central Europe (TACE) web database | * [http://www.theatre-architecture.eu/en/db/?theatreId=241 The Miners' Theatre in Idrija], the history of the oldest theatre in Slovenia from the Theatre Architecture in Central Europe (TACE) web database | ||
| + | * [http://www.idrija-turizem.si/en/1.nivo/heritage-of-city-idrija.html Idrija Heritage] | ||
| + | UNESCO World Heritage List | ||
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[[Category:Film venues]] | [[Category:Film venues]] | ||
[[Category:Venues]] | [[Category:Venues]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:11, 2 June 2016
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Background
Operating since around 1500, the Idrija mercury mine used to be one of the largest mercury mines in the world, which consequently meant that the town was of some regional importance. When in mid-18th century the mine was at the height of its development, Idrija was given town privileges and had numerous public buildings built. Among them was the Miners' Theatre House, its construction financed from voluntary contributions by the mercury mine employees and nowadays usually considered to be the oldest such building in Slovenia (though the provincial capital Ljubljana did manage to acquire its own, slightly larger theatre just a few years earlier).
In the years that followed, various travelling German and Italian theatre groups most commonly appeared in the Idrija theatre, but after 1850 an increasing number of performances were in Slovene. The establishment of the Idrija Dramatic Society in 1889 was of a particular importance for this. Nevertheless, in 1905 the stage was removed and the building became the town's fire department headquarters. In 1913 it was renovated as a theatre again, but got closed down only a year later only to be used as accommodation for prisoners of Worl War I. It got once again renovated in 1920 only to be turned into a storage building three years later.
After some further lively history, it was reopened in 1952 as a local cinema (but still subject to quite some going-ons). In 2001 the building was declared a cultural monument of national importance and as of 2015 run by the Idrija City Library. As of 2012, the building is considered a part of mercury mining heritage and as such featured on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Programme
See also
- Mercury mining heritage on Culture.si
- Idrija City Library and Reading Room
- Idrija Mine Museum
- Art Cinema Network
- Municipality of Idrija
External links
- About Film Theatre Idrija on the Idrija City Library and Reading Room website (in Slovenian)
- The Miners' Theatre in Idrija, the history of the oldest theatre in Slovenia from the Theatre Architecture in Central Europe (TACE) web database
- Idrija Heritage
UNESCO World Heritage List
Gallery
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