Dinslaken

Dinslaken's open-air Burgtheater places performance beside the town's castle and the Kathrin-Türks-Halle. Created in 1934, it has curved rows of seating overlooking a lower stage, with space for more than 1,600 spectators. The arrangement gives outdoor performances a defined theatrical setting within the surrounding urban landscape. Its name refers to this particular venue and its relationship with the castle. The combination of historic surroundings, a purpose-made stage and a large outdoor audience area makes the Burgtheater a distinctive part of Dinslaken's cultural facilities, shaped by the practical requirements of performance in the open air.