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Michael Yates (television designer)
Michael Yates (20 July 1919 – 28 November 2001) was a British theatre, opera, and television designer.
==Early life==
One of five sons (Michael was a twin) of James Yates, an English lawyer; the family lived in Brooklands, Sale, Lancashire. Michael Yates was educated first at the Downs School near Malvern, where he learned painting from the arts master Maurice Feild, later associated with the Euston Road School and a teacher at the Slade School of Art, who remained a lifelong friend of Yates. At the Downs, he also met the poet W. H. Auden, then an English master at the school, who became a lifelong friend.〔Dennis Barker, "Michael Yates", ''The Guardian'', 18 December 2001, p. 18.〕
During 1933–38, Yates was a pupil at the Bryanston School, where he was honoured as head boy. In 1938–41, he studied at the Yale School of Drama; he was admitted to the school by Allardyce Nicoll, an acquaintance of Auden, to whom Auden apparently recommended Yates for admission. At Yale, Yates began a lasting friendship with his fellow student, the poet and dramatist Owen Dodson, and introduced Dodson to Auden, initiating a lasting friendship between the two poets.
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