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This is one of the best theatres I've been to in London - it was a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Matcham Matcham] original, but after hard times was scheduled for demolition in 1966. A massive public campaign led to its reconstruction in a modern style, with a lot of conveniences for theatregoers, performers, technicians, and venue staff that the original didn't have, but preserving the gorgeous Victorian interior. |
This is one of the best theatres I've been to in London - it was a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Matcham">Matcham</a> original, but after hard times was scheduled for demolition in 1966. A massive public campaign led to its reconstruction in a modern style, with a lot of conveniences for theatregoers, performers, technicians, and venue staff that the original didn't have, but preserving the gorgeous Victorian interior. |
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summary='Restored Matcham theatre in Hammersmith.' |
summary='Restored Matcham theatre in Hammersmith' |
This is one of the best theatres I've been to in London - it was a Matcham original, but after hard times was scheduled for demolition in 1966. A massive public campaign led to its reconstruction in a modern style, with a lot of conveniences for theatregoers, performers, technicians, and venue staff that the original didn't have, but preserving the gorgeous Victorian interior.
A lot of the original plasterwork had to be replaced, but was re-cast from the original moulds, which had been preserved by the local company who'd done the plasterwork for Matcham originally.
In general, it's well worth going to see a performance here - they have extremely good taste & artistic sense.
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