The Royal Pavilion Theatre, Brighton, 1793. The building itself was an act of architectural treason—Chinese pavilions grafted onto Regency stucco, a palace of impossibility rising from the Sussex clay where John Nash had built his master's fantasy in gilded paper and painted canvas. Thomas Ashworth-Cross stood in the wings and watched the audience settle into their boxes, each one a...
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