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music hall

/ˈmjuːzɪk hɔːl/

Traducción: Forma de entretenimiento teatral popular en el Reino Unido desde mediados del siglo XIX hasta principios del XX, que incluía números variados como comedia, canto, baile y novedades. También se usa para referirse a los locales donde se realizaban estas actuaciones.

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/ˈmjuːzɪk hɔːl/B2formalbritishart
  • esForma de entretenimiento teatral popular en el Reino Unido desde mediados del siglo XIX hasta principios del XX, que incluía números variados como comedia, canto, baile y novedades. También se usa para referirse a los locales donde se realizaban estas actuaciones.

A form of theatrical entertainment popular in Britain from the mid-19th to early 20th century, featuring a variety of acts such as comedy, song, dance, and novelty performances. It is also used to refer to the venues where such performances took place.

  1. B2formalbritish

    A type of British theatrical entertainment popular from the 1850s to the 1960s, featuring a variety of acts such as comedy, song, dance, and novelty performances.

    esmusic hall

    • Music hall was the most popular form of entertainment in Victorian London.
    • The comedian performed a classic music hall routine.
    • Many famous stars began their careers in music hall.
  2. Performance venueB2formalbritish

    A theater or building where such variety entertainment is performed.

    esmusic hall

    • The old music hall has been restored and now hosts concerts.
    • They visited a historic music hall in Manchester.
    • The music hall was packed with people eager to see the show.
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