The Constantin Tanase Revue Theater (Teatrul de Revistă Constantin Tănase) is a comedy theater on Victory Avenue in central Bucharest. It is considered the most famous revue theater in Romania.
The company was founded by Constantin Tanase as the Cărăbuș Theater on 2 July 1919. Tanase was an actor and stage writer and has been a key figure in the revue genre in Romania. After his death in 1945, he was buried at the Belly Cemetery.
The theater later operated under several names, first as the Estrada Emsemble (Ensamblul de Estradă), from 1963 as the Constantin Tănase Satirical Musical Theater (Teatrul Satiric Muzical Constantin Tănase), and since 1990 it bears its current name.
The Constantin Tanase Revue Theater mainly hostst performances at its own venue on Victory Avenue no. 33, also called the Savoy Hall, but during the summer season also at the Herăstrău Summer Garden in the King Michael I Park.
