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''Founders Theatre'' (a.k.a. ''Founders Memorial Theatre'') is located at 221 Tristram Street, and is the largest indoor venue in Hamilton. The theatre is furnished with seating on a high gradient floor, and is more suited to concerts by ''The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra'' and ''The Royal New Zealand Ballet'' than to most bands, although some do occasionally play there. Neil Finn, who has played there with Crowded House, has been known to bemoan that ''Founders'' is the only venue of its size in Hamilton, lamenting that it is inadequate for the purpose of providing an appropriate viewing experience for attending touring bands. | ''Founders Theatre'' (a.k.a. ''Founders Memorial Theatre'') is located at 221 Tristram Street, and is the largest indoor venue in Hamilton. The theatre is furnished with seating on a high gradient floor, and is more suited to concerts by ''The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra'' and ''The Royal New Zealand Ballet'' than to most bands, although some do occasionally play there. Neil Finn, who has played there with Crowded House, has been known to bemoan that ''Founders'' is the only venue of its size in Hamilton, lamenting that it is inadequate for the purpose of providing an appropriate viewing experience for attending touring bands. | ||
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Revision as of 21:48, 23 August 2006
Founders Theatre (a.k.a. Founders Memorial Theatre) is located at 221 Tristram Street, and is the largest indoor venue in Hamilton. The theatre is furnished with seating on a high gradient floor, and is more suited to concerts by The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and The Royal New Zealand Ballet than to most bands, although some do occasionally play there. Neil Finn, who has played there with Crowded House, has been known to bemoan that Founders is the only venue of its size in Hamilton, lamenting that it is inadequate for the purpose of providing an appropriate viewing experience for attending touring bands.
