• Ewikikk | Alhambra Theatre of Variety

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  • Alhambra Theatre | Theatres Trust

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    The Alhambra was, by this time, a home for revue, but from 1919 to 1922 it presented several Diaghilev seasons before reverting to variety.

  • «The Alhambra Theatre of Variety | Lost in a Fire in 1882...»

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  • STORIES OF THE OLD HAVANA: “The Alhambra Theatre”...

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    Speaking in Cuba Alhambra Theatre is to refer to the longest theatrical season of Cuban cultural history, more than 35 years of a way of making theater irreverent...

  • Alhambra Theatre, London, England Concert Setlists

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    Also known as Alhambra Circus , Alhambra Music Hall , Alhambra Theatre of Variety , Royal Panopticon.

  • The Lost Alhambra - Leicester Square - Menu | Facebook

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    The Alhambra theatre of Variety was a popular music hall on Leicester Square that opened in March 18...

  • Bus Brussels to Alhambra Theatre of Variety from £17

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    The average bus between Brussels and Alhambra Theatre of Variety takes 7h 39m and the fastest bus takes 7h 1m.

  • Music Hall and Variety Theatre · V&A

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    The popularity of variety dwindled with the advent of the television. By the 1930s many theatres had closed or become cinemas.

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  • The Lost Alhambra: Leicester Square's Newest Cocktail Bar

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    The bar sits on the former site of the world famous Alhambra Theatre of Variety, a place where world-class ballerinas would perform in the 1800s.