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Stadsschouwburg Utrecht

Stadsschouwburg Utrecht was built on the edge of Utrecht’s city centre between Lucas Bolwerk and Park Lepelenburg during World War II. The city theatre provides an extensive programme and draws some 250,000 visitors every year. One of the highlights each year is the Netherlands Film Festival, which is held in Stadsschouwburg Utrecht.
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Lucasbolwerk 24
3512EJ Utrecht
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Dudok, the architect

Stadsschouwburg Utrecht is a classic design of architect W.M. Dudok. The theatre has a large hall, the Douwe Egbertszaal, with room for 965 visitors. By contrast, the Blauwe Zaal, the smaller of the two venues, has 225 seats for its guests. Since the first performance in September 1941, the city theatre has undergone several renovations over the years to stay up to date.

Theatre packages

If you want to attend a performance in Stadsschouwburg Utrecht, take a look at the wide range of theatre packages. If you are part of a group, then you can also take advantage of various other benefits. The Intermezzo Package will ensure that you can enjoy a table with drinks and snacks. Students can opt to wait until an hour before performances commence to buy any remaining tickets at a reduced rate.

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