Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Sony Centre for the Performing Arts]( "Sony Centre for the Performing Arts")
Sony Centre for the Performing Arts22,99 €![Role of Science Centres For Sustained and Responsible Growth in Developing Countries/Nam S&T Centre]( "Role of Science Centres For Sustained and Responsible Growth in Developing Countries/Nam S&T Centre")
Role of Science Centres For Sustained and Responsible Growth in Developing Countries/Nam S&T Centre63,99 €![Barbican Centre]( "Barbican Centre")
Barbican Centre22,99 €![Urbanisation, Land Use, Land Degradation and Environment/Nam S&T Centre]( "Urbanisation, Land Use, Land Degradation and Environment/Nam S&T Centre")
Urbanisation, Land Use, Land Degradation and Environment/Nam S&T Centre138,99 €![The Centre as Margin]( "The Centre as Margin")
The Centre as Margin68,99 €![The Lady at the Centre of my Heart]( "The Lady at the Centre of my Heart")
The Lady at the Centre of my Heart34,99 €![National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences]( "National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences")
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences22,99 €
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The National Arts Centre (NAC) (in French: Le Centre national des arts (CNA)) is a centre for the performing arts located in Ottawa, Ontario, between Elgin Street and the Rideau Canal. The NAC is also home to the Le Café restaurant and a large underground parking garage.Ottawa had not had a major performing arts venue since 1928 when the Russell Theatre had been expropriated and demolished to make way for Confederation Square. Performers and orchestras visiting the capital were required to use the stage of the Capitol Cinema, which had been designed for vaudeville and films. In 1963 an organization named the National Capital Arts Alliance was founded by G. Hamilton Southam and Levi Pettler. They successfully convinced the city and government to build the new centre.