- The strangely beautiful art deco Theater Tuschinski in central Amsterdam was built by Abraham Icek Tuschinski, originally from Poland.
- The theatre was built by Abraham Tuschinski: a tailor from Poland who was on his way to the United States, but ended up building a movie theatre enterprise instead.
- Discover everything you need to know about Pathé Tuschinski Theater, Amsterdam including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.
- Everywhere you look in the wonderful Tuschinski Theatre there are symbols of hope and optimism. No doubt after the First World War Europe needed a boost.
- Tuschinski Theatre in Amsterdam is a cinema with an elegant interior – Art Deco with strong Art Nouveau influences.
- Tuschinski Theatre Amsterdam. Jugensdtil Building in Holland design by de Jong Architect, The Netherlands.
- So it comes as no surprise that the Tuschinski Theatre is used increasingly often for events, congresses than film screenings.
- In May 1940, German bombs destroyed all four of Tuschinski’s Rotterdam theaters while occupying forces ousted his board of directors and all Jewish employees.
- The Tuschinski Theater has a range of meeting rooms & event spaces, with the largest able to accommodate a maximum of 740 guests in a theatre style set up.
- The Theater Tuschinski was opened on 28th October 1921, with an original seating capacity for 2,000, on orchestra, balcony, and upper circle levels.