The Savoy Hotel in the Jazz Age
WHEN:
WHAT:
Since its foundation, by theatrical impresario Richard D’Oyly Carte in 1889, The Savoy has embraced the latest in technology and entertainment: it was the first hotel lit by electricity and the first with electric lifts. Yet it was after the First World War that The Savoy pioneered dancing in the large restaurants, along with air conditioning, steam-heating, soundproofed windows, 24-hour room service and telephones in every bathroom. The British premiere of Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin was broadcast from The Savoy in 1925 and the dance bands at the hotel became some of the most renowned in Europe."
Free talk with exhibition entry. Exhibition tickets: £9.90 adults / £7.70 concessions / £6 students
Click I'm Going to be notified of any changes or cancellations. Join Chicmi Pro to see photos, price lists and videos from last time!
Community Comments
Help each other out, have fun! To make everyone welcome, please be nice and don't sell here. You can buy & sell here. 🥰❤️
Similar Temptations
Get inspired with these similar events, or see all Cultural Events in London.
Fetching comments...