Love cinema?
Love classic movies?
Love ballrooms?
Then you’ll love Rivoli
The Rivoli Ballroom is one of the last remaining 1950’s ballrooms left in London. The ballroom was originally designed by Henley Attwater back in 1913. The floor is fitted with a sprung maple dance floor so it makes it easier to dance all night long without your feet aching at the end of it.
The whole interior and exterior have remained the same so it creates a 1950’s look. That is why this ballroom is used in many TV shows and films from BBC’s Stictly Come Dancing, The Muppets through to the The Avengers. There is also many music videos and gigs held here from artists such as Florence and the Machine, White Stripes, The Kings of Leon the list just goes on.
However as you can see it is not always used as a ballroom but on occasions movies are shown within the ballroom and on this occasion some of the community of Love Pop Ups – London got to experience the unique venue to watch the film Scarface.
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Thanks to Rivoli who let some of the community members of Love Pop Ups London come down to experience their unique cinema set within the oldest and one of the only lasting ballrooms within London. Read all blogs/reviews from the comments section from below.
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