Remember the good old 1980's? Member since Sep 2011 7770 Points
Is there a world for the occasion when theatres, that usually put on live acts, screened a film instead?
I've got a ticket for Tommy at the Capitol Theatre, Cardiff and I remember going to see The Song Remains The Same at Oxford New Theatre.
a happy disposition is an omnious sign.... Member since Feb 2010 1707 Points Moderator
"world or word" ?
In either case I think not. There are probably hundreds if not thousands of venues which have put on multiple different types of events?
Too Many Records , Too Little Time Member since Jan 2013 306 Points
Film showing in venues was fluid. Specific Cinemas come the age of sound though would have specialist sound systems, (and probably not a mixing deck but then many cinemas had live performances) and ideally better fire protection than a theatre might have.
a happy disposition is an omnious sign.... Member since Feb 2010 1707 Points Moderator
True in fact a great example has popped into my head, The Beatles first big gig in Bournemouth (1963) was a week run at the Gaumont Cinema on Westover Road. When they returned they used a proper concert hall, The Winter Gardens.
Too Many Records , Too Little Time Member since Jan 2013 306 Points
I see the Royal Albert Hall is hosting a films music night/s performances , there appears to be a big screen too presumably showcasing films and movies .
Remember the good old 1980's? Member since Sep 2011 7770 Points
Definitely "World".
It can't be 'Live Music' as although tickets were sold exclusively for that performance the artist were obviously not playing live.
'Cinema' is for the film itself not individual showings so it will probably have to be 'Memorabilia'.