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scifirenegadeBecause Van Gogh will always be no. 1, and I respect Jacqueline Hill too much to call her a "blorbo" :P
William Russell spent some time at LAMDA as a teacher and director, and was appointed as head at some point. He resigned immediately. In his Myth Makers he mentions this in passing. He said he was too impatient to be a teacher or a director lol. Anyways, here's some clippings.
The Stage - Thursday 25 February 1971
The Stage - Thursday 02 December 1971
Kensington News and West London Times - Friday 14 January 1972
The Stage - Thursday 17 August 1972
Just really like the picture. I dunno.
The Stage - Thursday 17 April 1969
Besides Harriet's Back in Town, Russell and Pauline Yates did What the Butler Saw together, which was a sex comedy, farce thing. Which isn't something you usually associate with Russell, and I'm all about it.
Reading Evening Post - Friday 20 January 1978
William Russell spent some time at LAMDA as a teacher and director, and was appointed as head at some point. He resigned immediately. In his Myth Makers he mentions this in passing. He said he was too impatient to be a teacher or a director lol. Anyways, here's some clippings.
The Stage - Thursday 25 February 1971
The Stage - Thursday 02 December 1971
Kensington News and West London Times - Friday 14 January 1972
The Stage - Thursday 17 August 1972
Just really like the picture. I dunno.
The Stage - Thursday 17 April 1969
Besides Harriet's Back in Town, Russell and Pauline Yates did What the Butler Saw together, which was a sex comedy, farce thing. Which isn't something you usually associate with Russell, and I'm all about it.
Reading Evening Post - Friday 20 January 1978
