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___________________________________________________________________________________ Hoxton Varieties, 18-20, Pitfield Street, Hoxton, Shoreditch, London
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Arthur Lloyd is known to have performed here 1871
In its time it was also known as the Theatre of Varieties, Varieties Music Hall, Harwood's Music Hall, New Kings Theatre, Bromwich Theatre, and Mortimer's Theatre. The original auditorium held 830 - 292 in the Pit, 220 in boxes, and 328 in the Grand Circle. This information gleaned from Diana Howard's excellent 'London Theatres and Music Halls 1850-1950.' - The Library Association 1970. Left - The remains of the Hoxton Varieties in 1978 - Picture courtesy Peter Charlton.
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Left - The remains of the Hoxton Varieties Pitfield Street near Old Street in 1978 - Courtesy Peter Charlton. |
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Right - Map showing rough position of the Hoxton Varieties Pitfield Street near Old Street.
See also in this vicinity: Royal
Cambridge Music Hall |
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The
Hoxton Varieties was built by 
