John Thaw 1970 Appearing In John McGrath’s Play: Random Happenings in The Hebrides.

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Hello and welcome to a new post. Firstly, an update.

I decided to merge the John Thaw Archive website into this website. You will find a page specifically dealing with all things John Thaw Archive.

Sadly, late last year, Candice realised that she did not have the time to write and update the John Thaw Archive. Since that time I have been keeping it up to date.

Thank you Candice for all the remarkable work you did with the John Thaw Archive. The biography, life chronology, television and film information and the theatre information were all written by Candice.

This post is about the programme that deals with John Thaw’s appearance in the lead role of Jimmy in John McGrath’s play Random Happenings in The Hebrides, directed by Richard Eyre.

The play, presented by the Royal Lyceum Theatre Company, was staged for the first time at the Lyceum Theatre during the Edinburgh International Festival (third week, 7 – 12 September 1970).

Scans of this programme are shown with the kind permission of the Royal Lyceum Theatre.

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Author: Chris Sullivan

Up until a few years ago I was my mum's full time carer. She died in, 2020, of Covid. At the moment I am attempting to write a novel.

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  1. WOW! What a fabulous archive on the brilliant John Thaw. Thank you, Candice for your excellent work with outstanding writing to honor John’s stellar career. You are a marvel in your own right. And thank you, Chris, for immortalizing Candice’s efforts on John Thaw for the benefit of us all. As always, Chris, very well done.

    With admiration, joy and respect,
    Carolyn from sunny Berkeley

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