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Embassy Theatre (London)
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The Embassy Theatre is a theatre at 64, Eton Avenue, Swiss Cottage, London.〔(remotegoat website )〕
== Early years ==
The Embassy Theatre was opened as a repertory company in September 1928 on the initiative of Sybil Arundale and Herbert Jay.,〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Arundale, Sybil )〕 when the premises of Hampstead Conservatoire of Music were adapted by architect Andrew Mather.〔(The Theatres Trust )〕 The following were some of its productions:
*''The Yellow Streak'', September 1928. This was the opening production,〔 featuring Jeanne de Casalis,〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': De Casalis, Jeanne )〕 Martita Hunt〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Hunt, Martita )〕 and Cecil Parker.〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Parker, Cecil )〕 The play was praised by the writer Dorothy Richardson.〔(letter to Peggy Kirkcaldy )〕
*''The Seventh Guest'', October 1928, a mystery melodrama with Cecil Parker〔 and Margaret Rawlings〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Rawlings, Margaret )〕
From September 1930 to March 1932 the theatre was directed by Alec L. Rea〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Rea, Alec L. )〕 and A. R. Whatmore.〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Whatmore, A. R. )〕 Productions included:
*''Black Coffee'' (premiere), by Agatha Christie (her first play), December 1930, produced by André van Gyseghem,〔(Who's Who in the Theatre: Van Gyseghem, André )〕 with Francis L. Sullivan as Poirot and also featuring Donald Wolfit.〔(Agatha Christie MysteryNet )〕
*''Carpet Slippers'', December 1930, with Griffith Jones (his debut)〔(Griffith Jones obituary, ''The Independent'' )〕 and Sebastian Shaw〔
*''Mary Broome'', by Allan Monkhouse, December 1931. with Robert Donat〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Donat, Robert )〕 and Herbert Lomas.〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Lomas, Herbert )〕 This was a sudden and (still) unexplained substitution for the play originally announced, namely ''Chimneys'', by Agatha Christie〔(''Sunday Herald'' article on rediscovery of ''Chimneys'' )〕
*''Romeo and Juliet'', February 1932, produced by A. R. Whatmore,〔 with Sebastian Shaw as Romeo,〔(''Who's Who in the Theatre'': Shaw, Sebastian )〕 Cecil Parker as Mercutio〔 and George Coulouris as Tybalt〔(George Coulouris at filmreferencce.com )〕
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