What type of venues did Formby perform in post-war?
Variety and pantomime
Opera houses
Cinemas
Stadiums
Answer
Variety and pantomime venues became Formby's primary performance spaces after the war. Variety shows, featuring a mix of comedy, music, and dance, were popular forms of entertainment during this period. Pantomime, a traditional British theatrical genre involving elaborate costumes, slapstick comedy, and audience participation, also provided a suitable platform for Formby's comedic talents and musical abilities.
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