Tag Archives: James Agate Sunday Times

ustinov: four colonels in love

Posted on November 23, 2012 by Dave

…Ustinov’s first major success was The Love of Four Colonels. It ran two years in London, had the longest run, 1300 performances, of any postwar play in France, and traveled to thirty countries. In this play, four colonels- an Englishman, … Continue reading →

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ustinov: everybody’s talkin’

Posted on November 22, 2012 by Dave

…Peter Ustinov’s first three plays were produced while he was in military service during World War Two. House of Regents, a story of Russian exiles, reached the stage largely because James Agate, the waspish but influential critic of the Sunday … Continue reading →

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