Varieteten Theater

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It was established on June 12, 1965. It was given this name since it had 199 seats at the time. It's in a charming basement in the heart of Sofia. There is a chamber hall that, after a few repairs, now has 169 seats for the comfort of the audience. The theatre does not have its own troupe; any