music hall

Adjective modifier

• Victorian: Victorian music hall was an entertainment a bit like today's theater, but much more rowdy!
• British: Cool Calm and Collected show that the Stones were able to embrace a style more akin to British music hall with the honky-tonk piano.
• early: In the early music halls, songs were central to the performance.

Modifies a noun

• performer: One of his uncles was a pre-war music hall performer called Len Young the Singing Fool.
• singer: Many great music hall singers went on to star in pantomime.
• act: The original, very small stage was used to present music hall acts which were an integral part of cinema programs at that time.
• stage: Parodies of the piece became popular as monologs on the music hall stage.
• number: His father, a tailor by trade, loved music, and would sing the popular music hall numbers of the time.