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The bar also contain a traditional brass bell that as well as being able to be rung by moving the clanger manually also can be rung remotely from behind the bar. However, the automatic mechanism rather causing a nice "ding" makes a rather muted "dunk", so more often than not someone rings it manually to call time. | The bar also contain a traditional brass bell that as well as being able to be rung by moving the clanger manually also can be rung remotely from behind the bar. However, the automatic mechanism rather causing a nice "ding" makes a rather muted "dunk", so more often than not someone rings it manually to call time. | ||
| − | The Members Club was the first part of the | + | The Members Club was the first part of the centre to come into full use (we were then known as the South London Theatre Centre) and opened to the membership in May 1967. |
<Gallery>Image:Early006.jpg|Drawing of proposed Club Room made before conversion | <Gallery>Image:Early006.jpg|Drawing of proposed Club Room made before conversion | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 21 January 2010
This is the bar page - lots of information to go here...
Located in the basement of the theatre, underneath the Bell Stage it is actually still the SLTC Members' Club Bar despite the sign Theatre Bar above the door and a previous attempt to name it the "Clanger Bar". The latter shows the folly of putting naming into a competition.
The bar also contain a traditional brass bell that as well as being able to be rung by moving the clanger manually also can be rung remotely from behind the bar. However, the automatic mechanism rather causing a nice "ding" makes a rather muted "dunk", so more often than not someone rings it manually to call time.
The Members Club was the first part of the centre to come into full use (we were then known as the South London Theatre Centre) and opened to the membership in May 1967.
Drawing of proposed Club Room made before conversion
Club Room seen before conversion
Club Room as on opening after conversion
It has a small room attached known as "the Green room" which is used for wide array of purposes including meetings, read-thoughs and auditions.
