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  1. Beautiful, gifted, charismatic Larry & Viv take the Antipodes by storm. Performances are acclaimed, theatre houses are packed. But remorseless publicity means that emotions become strained to breaking point. Others of the company relish the tour, notably young stage hand Jed Winscombe. Along the way, love is found, and lost.

  2. 1 janv. 2022 · Beautiful, gifted, charismatic Larry & Viv take the Antipodes by storm. Performances are acclaimed, theatre houses are packed. But remorseless publicity means that emotions become strained to breaking point. Others of the company relish the tour, notably young stage hand Jed Winscombe. Along the way, love is found, and lost.

  3. 29 mai 2019 · 1940s. Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh after visiting a London theatre to see a revival of Dear Brutus. Photo by George Hales. During the six-month tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1948, Leigh was subjected to critical insomnia. Nonetheless, she still tried her best to complete the work.

  4. Larry and Viv. by David Niven Modern Screen, July 1947. I’ve seen Laurence Olivier play Richard the Third, King Lear, and Oedipus, which critics have labeled the finest acting of our times. But the most exciting performance I ever saw Larry give, took place in my own house one night when I watched him carve a roast goose.

  5. Book Title: Larry & Viv. Author Name: Graeme Lay. Publisher: Renaissance Publishing. Imprint: ISBN: 9780994133472. Blurb: 1948. The world is still recovering from war, Britain is demoralised. Yet there is hope. The Old Vic Theatre Company undertakes a tour of Australia and New Zealand, to show the British flag.

  6. www.pressreader.com › new-zealand › the-new-zealandGRAEME LAY - PressReader

    1 mars 2022 · Catalog; For You; The New Zealand Herald. GRAEME LAY 2022-03-01 - . Graeme Lay is an editor and a prolific writer of stories, articles, scripts, fiction and non-fiction books.

  7. Larry & Viv. Well-known author Graeme Lay recreates post-war life in NZ vividly and authentically through Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh’s Down Under tour in the 1940s.