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The Raymond Revuebar was a theater located on Walker's Court in London's Soho district, opened in 1958 by publisher and club owner Paul Raymond. The venue became known for its striptease and nude cabaret performances during a period when such entertainment was being liberalized in Britain. It hosted long-running adult revue shows for decades. In its later years before closing in 2004, the venue also hosted alternative comedy and live music events.
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Who opened the Raymond Revuebar in London?
The Raymond Revuebar was opened in 1958 by publisher and club owner Paul Raymond. It quickly became famous in London's Soho district for its striptease and nude cabaret performances.
Where was the Raymond Revuebar located?
The theater was located on Walker's Court in London's Soho district. Its iconic neon sign became a famous landmark in the neighborhood's nightlife scene.
What kind of entertainment was the Raymond Revuebar known for?
It was renowned for its striptease and nude cabaret performances during a period when such entertainment was being liberalized in the UK. Later in its history, it also hosted avant-garde theater, including the premiere of the Rocky Horror Show.
What happened to the Raymond Revuebar building?
Paul Raymond eventually sold the venue in the 1990s, and it changed names before ultimately closing its doors as a cabaret venue. The building was later redeveloped, marking the end of an era for traditional Soho adult entertainment.
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