5/5 Tarquin M. 10 months ago on Google
I
don't
know
the
interior
of
St
George's
Hall
very
well.
However,
the
external
grandeur
of
this
historic
building
is
very
impressive.
We
were
shown
to
an
interior
upper
mini
hall,
with
a
modest
low
stage
and
a
pleasant
seating
arrangement
in
arc,
all
positioned
below
an
impressive
chandelier
and
dome.
Statues
encompassed
the
balcony
pillars,
so
I
did
sense
that
I
had
gone
back
in
time.
This
visit
was
for
a
brilliant
string
quartet,
arranged
by
the
company
called
Fever,
who
were
playing
Hans
Zimmer
movie
music
on
this
occasion.
Hundreds
of
candles
had
been
tastefully
poised
around
the
room
by
Fever,
so
it
was
a
memorable
sensory
occasion.
We
went
up
to
this
side
hall
by
a
quite
nice
staircase.
I
presume
that
there
are
lifts,
but
I
am
not
sure.
We
had
tickets
for
the
older
ground
floor
seats,
which
were
fixed,
and
didn't
have
much
leg
room
for
a
six
foot
man,
like
myself.
The
free
standing
chairs
below
looked
more
comfortable,
as
did
the
more
expensive
balcony
boxes
above
(I
presume).
Nice
bar
at
the
entrance.
A
lot
of
people
took
a
drink
with
them
to
the
music
upstairs.
In
all,
a
great
place
to
visit.