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Urania is on of the muses of the arts. She is related to astronomy, but also to the love for intellectual inspiration (then in the combination of Venus Urania). 19th-century amateur theatres were often inspired by the muses when choosing a name for their association, like Thalia, Melpomene. The following amateur theatricals relate to Urania: | |||
[[ | [[Theatergesellschaft Urania]] (1792-1944), Berlin | ||
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Urania is on of the muses of the arts. She is related to astronomy, but also to the love for intellectual inspiration (then in the combination of Venus Urania). 19th-century amateur theatres were often inspired by the muses when choosing a name for their association, like Thalia, Melpomene. The following amateur theatricals relate to Urania:
Theatergesellschaft Urania (1792-1944), Berlin