... Sullivan Society, a dis tinguished position which he held with pride for the rest of his life. He was often called upon to speak and sing at Society func tions and gave unstintingly of his time, despite his many other engagements. Peter was married to ...

... dance was big and noble, and had nothing to do with glorification of self and part of his reputation lay with his ability to speak out fearlessly against what he perceived to be wrongs. Bom in 1944, of French and English parents who were and remain staunch ...

... intelligence on the other, and was able to turn itsetf to anything; Street. Rap, LA hip+iop or Musical Theatre. His colleagues speak of his conceptual staging. Others talk of his inspired ability to work within the confines of theatre. On a personal level ...

... London on April 7, was a man with a vision of dance that inspired everyone he encoun tered. Through his writings and public speaking he revealed a unique gift of understanding, and a belief in every sector of dance, whether theatrical, social or com munity ...

... Bandbox and occasionally he performed with the band leader Henry Hall. In later years he was much in demand as an after dinner speak er. He was a prominent member of the Grand Order of Water Rats and the Vaudeville Golfing Society where he made many friends ...

... then in 1974 in a South African tour of In Praise of Love. In 1975 he toured Canada with Alan Ayckboum's comedy Relatively Speaking. His film career was diverse to say the least. He began with a light comedy. Head Over Heels, but later went on to such epics ...

... Parsons told The Stage He was a lovely man. In his work on the show, he had a sense of authority and a natural gift for speaking. He was, I suppose, a complete perfectionist and was admired by his colleagues. He was informal but at the same time knew ...