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An
Italian
opera
company
was
established
in
Breslau
in
1725
by
Antonio
Maria
Peruzzi,
following
a
split
with
Antonio
Denzio
with
whom
he
had
collaborated
in
the
Peruzzi-Denzio
company
at
the Sporck
theatre in
Prague.
The
Theater
on
the
Cold
Ashes
was
opened
in
1755
by
Franz
von
Schuch
(1716–1764)
and
performed
operas
till
his
death
in
1764.[
His
son,
Schuch
the
younger,
brought
the
first
operas
of Johann
Adam
Hiller to
the
Theodor
Lobe's
theatre
in
Breslau
in
1770.
His
successor
Johann
Christian
Wäser
introduced
more,
including
local
Singspiel
translations
of
works
by Pierre-Alexandre
Monsigny.
In
1804 Abbé
Vogler invited Carl
Maria
von
Weber to
conduct
the
Breslau
Opera
when
he
was
only
18. The
opera
house
was
constructed
in
1841
to
designs
by Carl
Gotthard
Langhans,
supervised
by
his
son Carl
Ferdinand.
It
was
remodeled
twice
after
fires
in
1865
by Carl
Johann
Lüdecke [de] and
1871
by
Karl
Schmidt.
After
the
first
fire,
Theodor
Lobe
in
1867
invited
the
young
conductor Ernst
Schuch (1846–1914)
to
begin
his
career
at
the
theatre.
After
World
War
I
notable
productions
during
the
interwar
years
included
Schönberg's Die
glückliche
Hand (1928).
The
music
directors
in
this
period
included Franz
von
Hoesslin who
was
forced
to
leave
the
city,
and
Germany,
in
1928.
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