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____________________________________________________________________________________________ Philharmonic Hall, Hope Street, Liverpool
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The Philharmonic Hall in Liverpool's Hope Street was originally built by John Cunningham and opened on the 27th of August 1849, but this building was destroyed by fire in 1933 and subsequently rebuilt on the same site by Herbert Rose, and in the same year. In 1995 the Hall was refurbished and altered at a cost of £10.3 million by Peter Carmichael and is now a Grade II Listed Concert Hall and Cinema which can accommodate 1,700 people in its single level auditorium and 22 boxes. The Hall is unusual in that it has the facility of an electrically driven disappearing proscenium and a Walturdaw rising cinema screen, apparently the only one of its type left in the world, the Hall also still retains its rising and revolving Organ console. You may like to visit the website of the Philharmonic Hall here... If you have any more information or images for this Theatre you are willing to share please Contact Me Here... |
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