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威爾頓音樂廳
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Dating back to the mid-19th century, this is one of the world’s oldest working music halls. After decades of neglect, it was finally restored and now has a fabulous selection of theatre, cabaret, music, dance, and opera. I love its intimacy and the genuine shabby-chic aesthetic. It’s like going back in time, but with a dance band for company. If you get bored just watching other people enjoy themselves onstage, why not try one of their fantastic workshops? Learn how to make props like a pro, write your own play, or just be a drama queen.
David
January 24, 2017
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Leo
July 27, 2018
Historic and beautiful and fun!
Lucinda
March 26, 2018
One of London's classic music halls. Practically untouched since it was first built in the 1800s. A hidden gem
John
March 21, 2017
Lovely old building, great atmosphere. food, drinks and lots of events going on from theatre to music.
Skyfall
March 4, 2017
The world's oldest surviving Grand Music Hall. Over 300 years it's evolved from Victorian sailors' pub to music hall. Large variety of artistic work including plays, opera, puppetry, classical music, cabaret, dance and magic shows.
Louis
February 22, 2017
Wilton's exemplifies how East London is full of little-known treasures. Built behind a row of 1730s houses, it is the world's oldest surviving grand music hall and still in use as a performance space. Now in a picturesque state of decay, its story is best discovered by joining a guided tour that explains its changing roles as a debauched music venue, Methodist mission and rag warehouse. Have a drink in the atmospheric Mahogany Bar, or book to see a play, opera or comedy act. wiltons.org.uk
Wilton's exemplifies how East London is full of little-known treasures. Built behind a row of 1730s houses, it is the world's oldest surviving grand music hall and still in use as a performance space. Now in a picturesque state of decay, its story is best discovered by joining a guided tour that exp…
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London, England