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The Reykjavík City Theatre (RCT) (Icelandic: Borgarleikhúsið [ˈpɔrkarˌleiːkˌhuːsɪθ]) is a theatre in Reykjavík, Iceland. History [ edit ] In 1989, after ninety years of performing in a small wooden building in the city centre, the company inaugurated a new theatre building [1] adjacent to the Kringlan mall.
Reykjavík City Theater is the oldest theater company that has operated continuously in Iceland and is also one of the oldest operating cultural associations in the country. The company season runs from September through June each year. The RCT stages 9 to 13 new productions annually, in addition to hosting a variety of collaborations with other theatre companies. Its audience tallies range ...
Reykjavík City Theatre. Home; On stage; About us; Contact us; On stage Subtitled performances. ... 103 Reykjavík Kt. 420269-6849 Miðasala: 568 8000 Skrifstofa: 568 5500. Opnunartími. Miðasalan er opin alla daga 12-18. Á sýningarkvöldum er miðasalan opin til 20.
Reykjavik City Theatre The Reykjavik City Theatre (RCT) is one of Iceland's oldest and most prestigious cultural institutions. Operated by the Reykjavik Theatre Company, its history stretches back more than a century to the foundation of the Company in 1897. It is now, alongside the National Theatre of Iceland, one of the nation's two preeminent playhouses. Reykjavik City Theatre, as the name ...
The Reykjavik City Theatre (RCT) is one of Iceland's oldest and most prestigious cultural institutions. Operated by the Reykjavik Theatre Company, ... 103 Reykjavík. ss: 420269-6849. Opening hours. Opening hours 12-18. Showdays kl. 12-20 Gift cards ...
The theatre is situated in the historical center of Reykjavík and performs in four separate venues: the Main Stage (500 seats), the Black Box (130 seats), the Small Stage (80 seats), and The Theatre Cellar Club (100-120 seats). The theatre offers a variety of refreshments for guests. A little theatre book shop is run in the foyer.
Reykjavík City Theatre Reykjavik City Theatre (RCT), Borgarleikhúsid, stages approx 13 new productions annually, in addition to hosting a variety of collaborations with other theatre companies. Its audience tallies range from 150,000 – 220,000 per annum, making it the most popular theatre in Iceland.
