| BUSCONDUCTOR | Short break in the concert hall for old ticket seller going from stage to stage (3,9) |
| SNAPEMALTINGS | The concert hall for the Aldeburgh Festival in Suffolk (5,8) |
| TURNOUT | Expel the unofficial seller going round a vessel (4,3) |
| THOROUGHFARE | Access by retaining old ticket payment (12) |
| THESOUNDOFMUSIC | What we may see in the cinema, or hear in the concert hall? (3,5,2,5) |
| EROICA | Work in the concert hall, having no time for mucky books (6) |
| TUTTI | All together in the concert hall |
| ASIDE | Away from stage to audience... said 'e about left or right.. (5) |
| STAGEDOOR | Back entry to a theatre or concert hall for performers (5,4) |
| SONATA | Hub off the autobahns coming from the concert hall (6) |
| FAZE | Throw from stage to audience |
| ADAPTS | Takes from stage to screen, say |
| ASIDES | Remarks from stage to audience (6) |
| ERASING | Removing records from stage to perform (7) |
| ADAPT | Take from stage to screen, say |
| SEER | He anticipates the seller's going to lose A£50 (4) |
| PUNCHUPS | Donnybrook's boxers outside the Concert Hall associated with University (5-3) |
| TIMEOUT | What do you call the short break in a basketball game that can be called by either side? (4,3) |
| COMMA | It represents a short break in California for two thousand chasing love (5) |
| TIPSIEST | End with short break in Spain, getting the most out of it? (8) |
