The Cuvilliés Theatre (German: Cuvilliés-Theater) or Old Residence Theatre (Altes Residenztheater) is the former court theatre of the Residenz in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

Das Cuvilliéstheater (Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel) ist eine Spielstätte des Residenztheaters. Es wird aber auch als Museum sowie für zahlreiche andere Veranstaltungen verwendet, seine Nutzung liegt in Händen der Bayerischen Schlösser- und Seenverwaltung. Als ein «feuriger Bühnenzauber» Mitte des 18.

The Cuvilliés Theater is one only of the most beautiful and also one of the most important rococo theaters in Europe. In 1753, the hall, decorated entirely in royal purple and gold, with it‘s 14 boxes on 4 floors under Maximilian III.

Now known as the Cuvilliés Theatre, the Alte Residenztheater – in its new home – is accessible from Brunnenhof courtyard inside the Residenz. With its exquisite white, red and golden décor from the 18th century, it is once again a jewel in Munich’s theatre scene.

Cuvilliés Theatre. What is now called the Cuvilliés Theatre, after its architect, François Cuvilliés the Elder, consists of the auditorium of a theatre that Elector Maximilian Joseph III built in 1751-55 as his "new opera house". Originally reserved exclusively for members of court, the theatre lay in close proximity to the Residence.

居維利埃劇院 （德語： Cuvilliés-Theater）是 德國 巴伐利亞州 首府 慕尼黑 的一座劇院建築，又稱舊宮劇院。 這座劇院由 弗朗索瓦·德·居维利埃 於1751年至1753年間修建，外觀为 洛可可式風格。 居維利劇院開幕於1753年10月12日 [1][2]。 建築外觀呈馬蹄形。 ^ Etscheit, Georg. Eine Bühne für den göttlichen Herrscher. Süddeutsche Zeitung (Bielefeld). 11 May 2010 [28 April 2018]. （原始内容 存档 于2018-04-29） （德语）. ^ Zeitz, Karyl (1999).

The Cuvilliés Theatre, one of the most important logentheatres of the 18th century, was built by order of Elector Max III Joseph of Bavaria according to the plans of François Cuvilliés the Elder from 1751 to 1753 and is considered a masterpiece of Southern German Rococo.

What is now called the Cuvilliés Theatre, after its architect, François Cuvilliés the Elder, consists of the auditorium of a theatre that Elector Maximilian Joseph III built in 1751-55 as his ‘new opera house’. Originally reserved exclusively for members of court, the theatre lay in …

Since the middle of the 18th century, the Cuvilliéstheater has been considered one of the most beautiful rococo theaters in Europe. Why it's worth a visit.

The Cuvilliés Theater is one only of the most beautiful and also one of the most important rococo theaters in Europe. In 1753, the hall, decorated entirely in royal purple and gold, with it‘s 14 boxes on 4 floors under Maximilian III. Joseph will be opened. Well-known operas such as Mozart's “Indomeneo” were premiered here.