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| − | FINLAYSON, Michael. (19**-) Director who came from London to join the [[Brian Brooke Company]]. In 1955 he directed Terence Rattigan’s ''[[The Deep Blue Sea]]'' as the first production at the [[Brooke Theatre]] with [[Petrina Fry]] and was this theatre. Also directed two Broadway hits, ''[[The Seven-Year Itch]]'' and ''[[Teahouse of the August Moon]]'' for the [[Brooke Company]], both starring [[Heather Lloyd-Jones]]. His last two shows for [[Brian Brooke]] were ''[[The Reluctant Debutante]]'' (1956) and the review-cum-musical ''[[Salad Days]]'' (1956). In 1960 he directed [[Adam Leslie]]’s ''[[For Love or Money]]'' as the inaugural production of the [[Playhouse]]. * | + | FINLAYSON, Michael. (19**-) Director who came from London to join the [[Brian Brooke Company]]. In 1955 he directed Terence Rattigan’s ''[[The Deep Blue Sea]]'' as the first production at the [[Brooke Theatre]] with [[Petrina Fry]] and was this theatre. Also directed two Broadway hits, ''[[The Seven-Year Itch]]'' and ''[[Teahouse of the August Moon]]'' for the [[Brian Brooke Company]], both starring [[Heather Lloyd-Jones]]. His last two shows for [[Brian Brooke]] were ''[[The Reluctant Debutante]]'' (1956) and the review-cum-musical ''[[Salad Days]]'' (1956). In 1960 he directed [[Adam Leslie]]’s ''[[For Love or Money]]'' as the inaugural production of the [[Playhouse]]. * |
Revision as of 17:51, 2 August 2012
FINLAYSON, Michael. (19**-) Director who came from London to join the Brian Brooke Company. In 1955 he directed Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea as the first production at the Brooke Theatre with Petrina Fry and was this theatre. Also directed two Broadway hits, The Seven-Year Itch and Teahouse of the August Moon for the Brian Brooke Company, both starring Heather Lloyd-Jones. His last two shows for Brian Brooke were The Reluctant Debutante (1956) and the review-cum-musical Salad Days (1956). In 1960 he directed Adam Leslie’s For Love or Money as the inaugural production of the Playhouse. *
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