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Description: | Cuttings books on the career of Charles Lefeaux on stage and in radio drama, containing cuttings, letters and photographs. This collection consists of 13 volumes, covering the years 1923-1979. Charles Tregoning Lefeaux (1909-1979) was an actor who joined Radio Drama at the BBC in 1951 and there made a success, especially with his productions of Racine, Chekhov & Ibsen. He won the Italia Prize for his production of Stoppard's 'Albert's Bridge' and produced Giles Cooper's last plays. This is Lefeaux's own collection of cuttings books on his career.
Archive reference number: THM/188. (4 boxes) | Format: | Scrapbooks | Subjects: | Radio plays - Great Britain; Theater - Great Britain - History - 20th century; Actors - Great Britain; Theatrical producers and directors; Radio plays - Production and direction Theatre | Temporal: | 20th century 1923-1979 | Source: | Backstage | Address: | Blythe House, 23 Blythe Road, London,
W14 0QX | Creator: | Lefeaux, Charles | Identifier: | www.backstage.ac.uk/records/collection/c | Language: | en | Format: | Scrapbooks | Go to resource |
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