Pyongyang Grand Theatre

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Korean name
Pyongyang Grand Theatre

Hangul	평양대극장
Hanja	平壤大劇場
RR	Pyeongyang daegeukjang
MR	P'yŏngyang taegŭkchang

The Pyongyang Grand Theatre (Korean: 평양대극장) is a theatre located in North Korea.^[1] It was opened in 1960.

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