🎭 Théâtre Robert-Houdin

France · Europe · 48.87°N, 2.34°E

The Théâtre Robert-Houdin, initially advertised as the Théâtre des Soirées Fantastiques de Robert-Houdin, was a Paris theatre dedicated primarily to the performance of stage illusions. Founded by the famous magician Jean-Eugène Robert-Houdin in 1845 at No. 164 Galerie Valois as part of the Palais-Royal, it moved in 1852 to a permanent home at No. 8, Boulevard des Italiens. The theatre's later directors, before its demolition in 1924, included Robert-Houdin's protégé Hamilton and the illusionist and film innovator Georges Méliès.

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Country	France
Continent / region	Europe
Coordinates (approx.)	48.87°N, 2.34°E · view on map

Théâtre Robert-Houdin is located in France, in Europe.

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