... He came to London in 1951 to play a sailor in the chorus of South Pacific at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in the same cast as his mother, who starred as Nellie Forbrush. In 1965 he became a star ...

... written out of history, Dora Jordan is a classic example. for 30 years she dominated the London stage in Brinsley Sheridan's Drury Lane as the most brilliant comic actress of her time, enthralling audiences and enjoying lavish praise from such celebrities ...

... September. First up on August 22 is Part I of a Morrissey gig recorded last February by the BBC at London's Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The dark poet of Smiths' fame has long occupied a unique position in the British music scene. 7he sccond part of the legend's ...

... building, which is over 250 years old, and to improve the existing accommodation. His acquisition of an adjoining site at Drury Lane will allow him to move the basement storage facilities, kitchens and upstairs toilets to more accessible locations, while ...

... with him at Bushy, a large estate on the outskirts of London. Her energy was extraordinary. She continued to be the star of Drury Lane, although constantly pregnant, travelling to and from London, touring the North in the Summer and always being the most ...

... Charley resulting in lampoons and much newspaper coverage. For her opening night she had imported girls from Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and she describes the decade from 1754 as the zenith of her glory. It was the decade when she dominated the demimonde of ...