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вЂLitewska street is not much more than one hundred years old.

However, nowadays such origins of a theatre building are rather rare.вЂ™ДЄn excerpt of the book: Barbara KrГіl-Kaczorowska, Teatry Warszawy (The Theatres of Warsaw), PIW, Warszawa 1986 It is worth recalling that in the 18th and 19th centuries, theatres were often located in riding stables, whose rooms were exceptionally well suited to housing ample auditoriums. The offices of the theatre are located in the main building. There are fourteen dressing rooms, for two or three people each. A few years ago they were built on up to the level of the second floor a painting workshop, a modelling workshop, a wig workshop, a storeroom for costumes and materials, as well as an electro-technical workshop have been installed there. The buildings behind the stage are also former stables, with high lofts for hay. The frame of the stage is very simple, white, without any decorations, 7 by 4.10 metres.ДЄ storeroom for sets and a carpenterвЂ™s workshop are located parallel to the stage and the audience in former stables in the courtyard, in the basement and on the first floor respectively. The stage (with one storeroom for sets) covers an area of about 70 m 2 and it is about 13 metres high. The stage is flat: it is 10 metres deep and about 10 metres wide there is no proscenium, the stage is enlarged by covering the orchestra pit. The building is lit by standard wall lamps. On the balcony there are control booths, as well as a small cloakroom. The room has been painted in a warm, reddish colour the seats have been upholstered with green artificial leather and the rugs and curtains covering the emergency exits are red. Only the banister of the balcony has been carved with gentle, semicircular вЂteethвЂ™. Next we enter the stalls, and another staircase leads up to the balcony. A few steps leads from here to the cloakroom, which is also the smoking room the buffet has been installed there as well. We enter a hall supported by two pillars, where the box office is also located. The theatre is entered from the street through swing doors, which is the former entrance to the riding school. It can easily be imagined as the high hall of the riding stable, horizontally divided by ceilings into the technical room under the stage, stalls, the balcony and the fly lot. In the courtyard there is the building of the old riding school, nowadays the stage and the auditorium of the theatre. Bars, mirrored panes in the inner doors, brass door handles and so on are also original elements. In the gateway itself there are preserved remains of blue glaze with yellow medallions and a frieze depicting Roman coachmen and quadrigas in the upper part. The remaining element of its old use is a carved horseвЂ™s head, embellishing the bottom part of the bay window over the gate leading into the courtyard. The impressive building still towers over Litewska street. The new stage in the capital was inaugurated with a performance entitled New Pro-orders (Nowe pro-rzД…dki) by Gozdawa, Jurandot, Rudzki, StД™pieЕ„ and Tuwim on 2 December of the same year. The construction work, according to the design and under the guidance of engineer Espenhau, was completed in 1948. The riding stable was transformed into the stage and the auditorium, whereas the stables were changed into workshops and storerooms the dressing rooms were installed in the basement of the theatre building itself. In order to accomplish this, the company had to find premises they chose the former riding school.

They had certainly planned to settle down in Warsaw from the very beginning. This status quo lasted until 1939 the building survived both the warfare in 1939, and the uprising in 1944.ДЄs early as in November 1945, the Syrena Theatre, having come from ЕЃГіdЕє and under the direction by Jerzy Jurandot, performed in a room of the Wedel factory on Zamoyski street. The proximity of ЕЃazienki park, where special alleys for riding horses existed at that time, boosted the development of the enterprise. Between 19, advertisements publicising the вЂNowy TatersalвЂ™ riding school, with a large assortment of rideable horses, lessons in horse riding and вЂa boarding house for horsesвЂ™ frequently appeared in the press. In fact, there was a riding stable there, and at the beginning of the century it belonged to Konopacki. Everything, including the use of a horse as a decorative element, suggests that the building was erected to house a riding stable there вЂ“ a school of horse riding called вЂtatersalвЂ™.

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The tenement house has eleven axes of windows and is embellished with a bay window, running the height of the building. вЂ is located in a beautiful six-storey tenement house from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.