Samuel Beazley (1786-1851)
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Samuel Beazley (1786-1851) was an English architect, novelist, and playwright. He became the leading theatre architect of his time.
Born at Westminster the son of Samuel Beazley, and his wife Ann Frith)
Beazley designed the Lyceum Theatre twice. His 1816 building, then known as the English Opera House, was destroyed by fire in 1830, and Beazley provided the designs for its replacement, which opened in 1834.
1820 Responsible for the rebuilding of the Theatre Royal, Birmingham
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