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Need an research paper on royal exchange theatre, st anns square. Needs to be 9 pages. Please no plagiarism.
Need an research paper on royal exchange theatre, st anns square. Needs to be 9 pages. Please no plagiarism. The place where the Royal Exchange is housed is one of the most visited places in Manchester and is dotted with shopping centres and malls. Therefore, it gives the people every chance of entertainment and the people are too happy to take the chance. The architectural beauty of the theatre has been revered by all sectors of the society and it holds a place of pride for the people of the society. (Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester, n.d.. Background information, n.d.. Welcome, n.d.)
The Royal Theatre of Manchester was made in 1968. The theatre was constructed in a house, which was the place for the cotton trading of the world. The hall of the house was one of the largest places of trading in the world. The largeness of the hall raised the interests of the group of men and they conceived the idea of the theatre. The Theatre was damaged considerably in the bombing of the Manchester City Center in 1996. However, the management of the theatre was quick to reciprocate and the theatre came into being in a completely new shape and style. The new theatre had malls and eating centres attached to the theatre. This gave the people more reasons to visit the theatre. The theatre had become one of the favourite pastimes of the people in Manchester.
The modern-day theatre consists of three parts - the theatre, the studio and the corporate lounge. The theatre is where the performances or the theatres take place. The studio is the place where the performances of the small groups or the visiting theatre companies take place. The companies and the organizations for their private functions take the corporate lounge. Therefore, the theatre has encompassed itself in all types of activities. The theatre has become an absolute package for entertainment purposes. The theatre caters to the different sectors of the society-the common man, art lover, and the corporates. . .
