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How far did historical influences affect the development of the Theatre Royal, Bath in the 18C and 19C?
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How far did historical influences affect the development of the Theatre Royal, Bath in the 18C and 19C? Introduction outlining the history of drama in Bath through the ages. Bath has been the centre of theatrical activity for a great number of years. We can assume this as there was a need for a permanent theatre. Bath is located in the South West of Britain, close to Bristol and Chippenham. Below is a map to show the exact location of Bath: Theatre in Bath has changed dramatically over the years adapting to the cultural trends within society, the popular demand of the theatre and the influences of time, tradition and people. There has always been a great interest in story telling, music and performing. The Celts/Ancient Britains did not go to the theatre but they had great musical talent and entertained each other for free. At the...
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