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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...
In the early 19th century the theatres of the Boulevard du Temple and the Théatre de la Porte Saint-Martin were popular theatres offering entertainment to the inhabitants of the most densely populated part...
Covers the work of Peter Brook at the Centre for International Theatre Creations (CICT) during a tour of Australia.The Centre was formed in Paris in 1970 and brought together performers and musicians of 18...
Astley’s was the first and greatest equestrian theatre. The slide set illustrates the history of successive Astley’s buildings and shows some of the renowned personalities and performances.
The English fairground saw the latest survival of medieval religious drama, the birth of Mr Punch, the debut of Edmund Kean and the beginning of the cinema. This slide set evokes the theatrical experience of...
Arguably the greatest star actor of the Victorian age, Henry Irving was certainly its greatest actor-manager. For 30 years at the Lyceum he set a standard of production and presentation that was to influence...
Oswald Stoll, owner, and Frank Matcham, designer of the Coliseum, determined to out-do Drury Lane in building the largest theatre in London. The slide set studies the building at various periods with the...
Terence Gray was the foremost theatrical innovator of his day in England. Under his management the Cambridge Festival Theatre of the ‘twenties presented highly stylized and innovative productions...
Built in 1806 on the Boulevards, the Théatre des Variétés is the oldest theatre in Paris to have survived demolition and fire. The history of the Variétés illustrtes the turbulent situation of theatre...
The play by Tom Stoppard.
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