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In 2018, the Main House was refurbished for the first time in 40 years. Notable productions include Make and Break, Noises Off and Ghost Stories. The Lyric was set to be demolished in 1969, but after a local campaign, the Queen reopened the venue a decade later. The 1950s saw many big names perform, including Marie Rambert and a production of Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party. That same year, John Gielgud (of Gielgud Theatre fame) directed Richard Burton at this venue. In 1949, a production of The Seagull transferred to the West End. During World War One, audience numbers declined, so to encourage new visitors, the Lyric became a house for touring companies. In 1895, the Lyric opened as the New Lyric Opera House with a performance of Dora, a one-act play. In 1888, a small theatre opened on Bradmore Grove. A vision for the Hammersmith theatre was first discussed in 1886 by Charles Cordingly. The Lyric Hammersmith Theatre is one of London‘s leading producing theatres.

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