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  London's Theatres (Paperback) By (author) Mike Kilburn, Photographs by Alberto Arzoz, Foreword by Zoe Wanamaker

  

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  Short Description for London's TheatresCaptures over 50 of the best-known theatres in Central London. From the Savoy Theatre's spectacularly restored Art Deco auditorium to the Donmar Warehouse's whimsical conversion of a beer and bananas warehouse, this title reveals London's cultural heritage from a dynamic perspective.
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  • Publisher: New Holland Publishers Ltd
  • Published: 26 September 2008
  • Format: Paperback 160 pages
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  • Categories: Public Buildings: Civic, Commercial, Industrial, Etc | Concert Halls, Arenas, Stadia | Theatre Studies
  • ISBN 13: 9781847733214 ISBN 10: 1847733212
  • Sales rank: 507,546

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• This visually stunning celebration of London's theatres is a perfect souvenir for visitors, Londoners - or anyone with an interest in British history and architecture.In 180 exquisite cameos, "London's Theatres" captures over 50 of the best-known theatres in Central London as they are now, at the beginning of the new millennium. From the Savoy Theatre's spectacularly restored Art Deco auditorium to the Donmar Warehouse's whimsical conversion of a beer and bananas warehouse, London's rich cultural heritage is revealed from a new and dynamic perspective."London's Theatres'" specially commissioned photographs are accompanied by a fascinating history of each theatre's evolving architectural style and changing role through the centuries. The book's combination of little-known facts and anecdotes and sumptuous photographs make it the ultimate reference book to a perenially interesting subject.