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Klappmaul Theater was a theatre group in Austria, 1975-2005.

Theatre and opera in Austria

Venues

Vienna

Current	Akademietheater Burgtheater Raimund Theater Ronacher Schauspielhaus Wien Schlosstheater Schönbrunn Theater an der Wien Theater in der Josefstadt Vienna State Opera Vienna's English Theatre Volkstheater Volksoper
Former	Bürgertheater Carltheater International Theatre Vienna Ringtheater Theater am Kärntnertor Theater auf der Wieden Theater in der Leopoldstadt