Baroque Theatre architecture in Croatia

Početkom 17. stoljeća u Europi i u Hrvatskoj nastaje nov tip gradske zgrade - javno kazalište. Polazeći od renesansnog tipa - jednokratno adaptiranih dvorana, arhitektura baroknog kazališta u Hrvatskoj rezultat je niza društvenih, teatroloških i arhitektonskih zahtjeva. Analizirani su i rekonstruirani pojedinačni primjeri ( u Hvaru, Dubrovniku, Zadru, Trogiru, Splitu, Rijeci, Zagrebu i Osijeku) koliko je to moguće na temelju dosadašnjih spoznaja, te su izvedene opće karakteristike barokne kazališne zgrade.At the beginning of the seventeenth century a new type of theatre building began to be built in Europe and in Croatia, the public theatre. Starting from the Renaissance theatre which used adapted halls, baroque theatre architecture in Croatia resulted from a series of social, theatrological and architectural demands. The text analyzes and reconstructs specific examples (in Hvar, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Trogir, Split, Rijeka, Zagreb and Osijek) as far as is possible on the basis of knowledge to date, and presents the general characteristics of the baroque theatre building