Théâtre de Vidy

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Théâtre de Vidy is a prominent contemporary theatre in Lausanne, Switzerland, known for its innovative productions and role as a major cultural hub in the region.

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Théâtre de Vidy canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural institution
theatre
architect André Studer
Max Bill
artisticDirectorStart 2013
city Lausanne
collaboratesWith Swiss theatre companies
international theatre companies
continent Europe
country Switzerland
formerArtisticDirector Charles Apothéloz
René Gonzalez
foundedFor Expo 64 (Lausanne)
surface form: 1964 National Exhibition in Lausanne (Expo 64)
hasArtisticDirector Vincent Baudriller
hasCategory Cultural venues in Switzerland
Theatres in Lausanne
hasType contemporary theatre
producing theatre
touring venue
hasWebsite https://www.vidy.ch
heritageStatus example of Swiss modernist architecture
hosts dance performances
festivals
performance art
residencies
theatre productions
inception 1964
languageOfPerformance French
locatedIn Lausanne
Vidy district
Canton of Vaud
surface form: canton of Vaud

western Lausanne
locatedOn shores of Lake Geneva
notableFor innovative productions
international co‑productions
support of contemporary creation
numberOfHalls 4
operator Lausanne
surface form: City of Lausanne
ownedBy Lausanne
surface form: City of Lausanne
primaryAudience Western Switzerland
surface form: French‑speaking Switzerland
programmingFocus contemporary theatre
dance
experimental performance
multidisciplinary arts
new writing
region Romandy
servesAs international co‑production platform
national cultural hub
regional cultural hub

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Lausanne, Switzerland hasCulturalInstitution Théâtre de Vidy
subject surface form: Lausanne
Lausanne hasCulturalInstitution Théâtre de Vidy
Vidy, Lausanne hasSite Théâtre de Vidy
Vidy, Lausanne culturalInstitution Théâtre de Vidy