(1770–1845), businessman Simon Hooglant, (1712–1789), vice admiral Knud Schroeder, (1977–1955), sculptor and professor Simon Carl Stanley, (1703–1776), sculptor Peter Frederik Suhm, (1728–1798), historian and collector Cleophas Svenningsen, (1801–1853), educator Anker Sørensen, (1926–2010), filmmaker Link Wray, (1929–2005), singer, songwriter and guitarist Johann Ludvig Zinn, (1734–1802), merchant Peter Ascanius (1723-1803), naturalist The "Theatre Church" As a result of its design, the church has often been called the Theatre Church. It has, however, lived up to its name as it can house up to a thousand people, not just for church services but for the many concerts and other artistic arrangements which have been held there in recent years. One of the advantages of its design is that it does not look empty even if only a few people attend such events. Gallery External links Official web site References Buildings and structures in Christianshavn Lutheran churches in Copenhagen 18th-century Church of Denmark churches German diaspora in Europe Rococo architecture in Copenhagen Tourist attractions in Copenhagen Churches in the Diocese of Copenhagen