Tuschinsky Theatre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The Pathé Tuschinski Theatre hails from the 1920s. It was designed by the architect Hijman Louis De Jong but named after Abraham Icek Tuschinski who commissioned it. There’s a strong emphasis on the Art Deco style, though there is a definite blending of other styles too, such as Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, the Dutch Amsterdam School of architecture, as well as Tuschinski’s own one-of-a-kind ideas.

If you’re curious about the theatre’s sumptuous splendour and its history, join art historian Bogdan Cornea. Produced in partnership with Art Historical London.

Please note that upon booking you will receive an automated email with a link and password to watch this recorded replay.