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Theatre building in London, United Kingdom, opened in 1868

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Theatre building in London, United Kingdom, opened in 1868
  • London Palladium
  • Hengler's Grand Cirque
  • The Royal Italian Circus
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London Palladium [London]
Theatre building in London, United Kingdom, opened in 1868
  • London Palladium
  • Hengler's Grand Cirque
  • The Royal Italian Circus

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51°30'53.640"N, 0°8'26.902"W
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Current structure built 1910 by Frank Matcham, using Lewis's 1868 façade. Originally used as a music hall. Since 1921, used as a drama theatre. Later, used as a variety theatre. In the 1960s, location of the weekly TV variety show Sunday Night At The London Palladium. 1996-1998 restorations and alterations by RHWL. Currently used as a musical theatre. 2298 seats. (English)
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1910
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2,286
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Argyll Street, London, Westminster, W1A 3AB, England
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1901
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