A) 45 feet wide by 80 feet deep B) 50 feet wide by 90 feet deep C) 60 feet wide by 100 feet deep D) 55 feet wide by 92 feet deep
A) Yes B) No C) Only the back half D) Only the front half
A) It is the oldest in London B) It is the only one made of gold C) It is the widest in London D) It is the tallest in London
A) Single revolving stage B) Double revolving stage C) Triple revolving stage D) Quadruple revolving stage
A) 2,500 B) 2,939 C) 2,359 D) 3,000
A) 2,500 B) 2,200 C) 2,939 D) 2,359
A) August 1968 B) May 1963 C) January 1963 D) September 1960
A) MGM B) Sadler's Wells Opera Company C) The Royal Shakespeare Company D) Cinerama Corporation
A) Gone With the Wind B) King Kong C) Bachelor in Paradise D) Don Giovanni
A) Arup B) English Heritage C) MGM D) RHWL
A) All levels have access B) Dress Circle C) Upper Circle D) Stalls
A) 1933 B) 1961 C) 1968 D) 1963
A) The Comedians B) Gone With the Wind C) Bachelor in Paradise D) King Kong
A) Sadler's Wells B) MGM C) Cinerama Corporation D) Warner Bros
A) King Kong B) Bachelor in Paradise C) Gone With the Wind D) King of Kings
A) Bob Hope B) John Wayne C) Charlie Chaplin D) Samuel Bronston
A) Sadler's Wells B) Cinerama Corporation C) Royal Opera House D) Empire Leicester Square
A) 70 ft wide by 40 ft tall B) 80 ft wide by 30 ft tall C) 55 ft wide by 92 ft tall D) 60 ft wide by 20 ft tall
A) The Bible B) The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm C) King of Kings D) It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, World
A) 18 January 1968 B) 27 November 1963 C) 19 May 1963 D) 22 May 1968
A) Oxford Street B) St Martin's Lane C) Piccadilly Circus D) West End Lane
A) W. S. Gilbert B) Sir Oswald Stoll C) Frank Matcham D) Christopher Wren
A) 24 December 1906 B) 24 December 1904 C) 1 January 1905 D) 24 December 1903
A) the people's palace B) pro bono publico C) art for all D) the theatre of luxury
A) As a cinema B) As a library C) As a museum D) As a dance hall
A) 1992 B) 1974 C) 1968 D) 1980
A) White Horse Inn B) Kiss Me, Kate C) Guys And Dolls D) Annie Get Your Gun
A) Yorkshire and Lancashire B) Middlesex and Surrey C) London and Oxford D) England and Australia
A) W. S. Gilbert B) Frank Matcham C) Andrew Lloyd Webber D) Oswald Stoll
A) £20 million B) £5 million C) £10 million D) £12.8 million
A) Neoclassical B) Gothic Revival C) Art Deco D) Free Baroque
A) Sadler's Wells Ballet B) London Contemporary Dance C) English National Ballet D) The Royal Ballet |