The Odeon Covent Garden on Shaftesbury Avenue used to be The Saville Theatre. Opened as a theatre in 1931 and then became a music venue in the 1960s before being converted into a cinema in 1970
The original frieze on the exterior of the building is called 'Drama through the ages'.
Wow the frieze are amazing. Thanjsfor sharing
ReplyDeleteFantastic reflection in the 3 shots. hope you enjoyed Boxing Day
ReplyDeletegreat reflection and interesting building
ReplyDeleteWonderful friezes and other details on the building.
ReplyDeleteA fun reflection and fabulous artwork on the building's exterior. Thanks for sharing and hoping you had a wonderful Christmas Day.
ReplyDeleteLove the frieze on the side of the building!
ReplyDeleteThe reflection of the legs placed perfectly under the fish is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteThe first pic is perfect : I like the composition with the fish ; it looks just like if it was in a tank... But I love the whole serie : it is so nice of you to make us discover the architecture of the building...
ReplyDeleteVery nice decorations at the theater.
ReplyDeleteAnother cool place! It seems you will never run out of them, and that makes me happy. :-)
ReplyDeletevery cool fish!
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Love all the details!
ReplyDeleteNever looked at these details ! Very interesting !
ReplyDeleteFascinating. Thanks so much for sharing.
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