His band are playing what is probably the finest venue in London, in the company of some of Stodart's heroes: guitarist Bernard Butler and the compact orchestra of Robert Kirby, the man responsible for the emotive arrangements on Nick Drake's albums, whom Stodart sweetly addresses as "sir".
The magazine magnate brought in opera singers (Renowned Scottish soprano Mary Garden pronounced it as the finest venue at which she'd ever performed), 25-piece brass bands and a Feast of Lanterns complete with four military bands and fireworks off surrounding peaks before selling it to the city of Denver in 1927 for $54,133.
A design akin to the area around Royal Melbourne, in itself one of the finest venues on the golfing globe, is also a promising sign.
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Howard Brenton's Bloody Poetry gets an outing at another fine fringe venue, Jermyn Street.
The museum was named top fine arts venue and art gallery in the local region in 2002 by residents.
A few hours later, actress Diễm My (630,000 followers) hit the dancefloor at the hotel's Pink Pearl restaurant: a decadent, cake-pink fine dining venue that is the latest opening by celebrated hotel designer Bill Bensley.
"Carnegie Hall's reputation as one of the finest performance, music and fine arts venues in the world is largely due to the efforts of the professional stagehands that we represent," they said.
Specifically, the England and Wales Cricket Board can take the lead by offering fine neutral venues during our summer, not just to the benefit of Pakistan cricket but to that of those Pakistanis who have made their homes here.
It doesn't matter that the majority tend to be homely rather than fine dining venues, but their cooking lacks the elegance and finesse that even the best home-cooked food should have.
