Canterbury Hall and Theatre of Varieties, The

Synopsis: Charles Morton’s famous Canterbury Hall was a big song room - a hall attached to a tavern where eating and drinking customers were provided with a varied, mainly vocal entertainment. The music hall tradition was well established by the time the Canterbury came to prominence. What distinguished Morton’s hall from its predecessors was the single-minded ambition of its proprietor and the unusual size of the building itself. The Canterbury was a concert hall of some architectural pretension and the artistes retained there were of outstanding quality.
Series: Theatre in Focus, Series
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Multimedia; 44 slides. b&w & col.
Year of production: 1982
Availability: Sale
Documentation: Accompanying 63-page monograph.
Subjects: Drama
Keywords: music hall; theatres

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