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BBC Radio Theatre

Not to be confused with the BBC radio theatre in Camden subsequently known as KOKO.

BBC Radio Theatre
View of a theatre stage from the centre of the balcony. The stage is in the middle of being prepared for an event; there are chairs, microphones and foldback speakers in place. The top of the photograph features the theatre's lighting rig, above the auditorium. The theatre's red stalls seats are visible.
The theatre's stage viewed from the balcony
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Former namesThe Concert Hall
AddressBroadcasting House,
Portland Place
LocationLondon
Coordinates51°31′6″N 0°8′37″W / 51.51833°N 0.14361°W / 51.51833; -0.14361
OperatorBritish Broadcasting Corporation
Capacity550
Construction
Broke ground1929
ArchitectGeorge Val Myer

The BBC Radio Theatre (originally named The Concert Hall) is a theatre situated within the BBC's Broadcasting House complex. It is used for live broadcast and audio recordings.

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