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5 juin 2023 · Coward did have long-term partners – his first, rather toxic relationship was in 1925 with Jack Wilson, who became his manager in part to account for why they spent so much time together; his...
During the run of The Vortex, Coward met Jack Wilson, an American stockbroker (later a director and producer), who became his business manager and lover. At first Wilson managed Coward's business affairs well, but later abused his position to embezzle from his employer.
Noël Coward (voiced by Rupert Everett) recounts the tale of his first encounter with Jack Wilson, a meeting that changes the course of both of their lives as...
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15 oct. 2015 · During its run, Coward met Jack Wilson, an American who was to become his business manager and lover. The relationship was not a healthy one — Wilson was a drunk who used his knowledge of...
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29 sept. 2021 · Coward wrote Present Laughter at his Kent home Goldenhurst in the April and May of 1939. He later recalled that the play was “written with the sensible object of providing me with a bravura part”: the lead role of Garry Essendine. Coward wrote to Jack Wilson “Present Laughter is not so much a play as a series of semi ...
26 août 2023 · His first major partner, Jack Wilson, soon became a friend and business associate. Wilson first called Coward “The Master,” although he meant it sarcastically. Graham Payn, a former child actor, became Coward’s live-in lover from after World War II to Coward’s death.
Operette. Presented by John (Jack) C Wilson 1938 for Noël it followed the usual pattern of pre-West End run at the Opera House in Manchester and then 'into town' at His Majesty's theatre for a brief 133 perfomances. It was largely viewed as a pale shadow of Coward's finest operetta 'Bitter Sweet', whose success it is was clearly designed to ...
