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Non-stationary objects for theatrical-spectacular and cultural-educational activities can be relevant not only during work in mining zones, agricultural regions, recreational and resort areas, during national, religious, seasonal and other holidays in peacetime. There is undoubtedly a need for them now, during the restoration of what was destroyed by the war, and after the victory over russia.

The article highlights various aspects of the development of the architectural network of theater buildings and spaces in Lviv before the construction of the Count S. Skarbko Theater in 1842, as well as all the legendary and real events related to its design, construction, and operation against the background of theatrical and architectural artistic, cultural, and political events in the city and Europe from the early nineteenth to the early twenty-first century.