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A Day by the Sea archiveIn Autumn 1953, Sir John Gielgud, then at the height of his fame as an actor, was arrested in a Chelsea public lavatory. He pleaded guilty the following morning to the charge of persistently importuning men for immoral purposes. His conviction caused a national sensation - breaking the great taboo of public discussion of homosexuality.

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Author: N.C. Hunter

Archive listings for A Day by the Sea

Work type: Play.

T0582830534

Performance length approx. 2 hours
31 Mar 08 to 14 Apr 08Finborough, Inner London :: V199
listing details L01314716628
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