Arts & entertainment
Red Hart Rooms
Also called the Red Hart
Oxford's principal secular concert and assembly hall, placing secular music, visiting players and shortened opera under the uneasy gaze of Chapter and council.
A licensed house in Oxford where players from the capital perform what Oxford will receive: shortened, the moral plain, the ending corrected. An Oxford venue whose house choir sings a shortened moral version of The Last Lantern, the Last Lanterns' Gloam song, with the iron taken out.
Named with it
- Eleanor Cresset, the Deep Bell
At the table
Has its house choir sing Lucia Saye's The Last Lantern in a shortened Oxford version, with the iron taken out, to audiences of canons, merchants and ministers in equal embarrassment.
- Kind
- Arts & entertainment
- Region
- The High South
- Founded
- c. 4450 A.C.
- Standing
- Present day
- Seat and places
- Oxford; off the eastern approach, Oxford
- Named in
- Book I, Book II, Book III
- Spoken of
- 6 times in the volumes