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Which London area is famous for its theatres?
Who wrote The Mousetrap, the longest-running play in London’s West End?
Which of the following is a comic opera written by Gilbert and Sullivan?
Which TWO music were composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber?
What is the name of the British theatre performance based on fairy stories and enjoyed by families?
When are pantomimes traditionally performed in theatres across the UK?
What are pantomimes typically based on?
Where does the Fringe Festival take place?
Which awards recognize excellence in professional theatre with categories including best director, actor, and actress?
What was the primary theme of art in the UK during the Middle Ages?
Which London gallery is known for contemporary art?
True or False: The National Gallery in London primarily focuses on human history, art, and culture.
True or False: Tate Britain is located in London, and Tate Modern is located in Edinburgh.
In which field is the Turner Prize awarded for outstanding work?
What type of scenes did Thomas Gainsborough often include in his portraits?
Which Scottish painter is known for 'The Origin of Painting'?
Which artist is considered to have raised the profile of landscape painting in Britain?
Which British artist is most famous for painting Dedham Vale on the Suffolk–Essex border?
Which group of artists was known for detailed paintings on religious or literary themes in bright colours?
Which Northern Irish artist was known for painting the Royal Family?
Which English artist is best known for large bronze abstract sculptures?
Which Welsh artist is best known for engravings and stained glass?
Which German-born British artist is best known for his portraits?
Which British artist is associated with the Pop Art movement?