Theatre box door number plate from the London Opera House (later the Stoll theatre) Cycling was overseen by Otl Aicher

was overseen by Otl Aicher

To his left

which became known as the Games of the New Millennium

painted by John Skeaping and Kenneth Rowntree

Theatre box door number plate from the London Opera House (later the Stoll theatre) Cycling was overseen by Otl AicherAn original theatre box door number plate from the London Opera House (later the Stoll theatre), 1911. The London Opera House was financed by the American impresario Oscar Hammerstein to rival the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Situated at 22 Kingsway, London, the theatre was designed by the well known theatre architect Bertie Crewe and finished in a lavish French Renaissance style. It opened on 13th November 1911 with a production of Quo Vadis?,