John Turner

A renowned thespian, this individual was born in the esteemed city of London, only to be reared in the charming town of Nottingham, where his father, an accomplished interior designer, held a prestigious position at the College of Art. It was during his formative years that his passion for the theatre began to flourish, as he actively participated in the school dramatic society's productions at High Pavement School in Nottingham. His dedication to the craft was unwavering, as he simultaneously joined three separate Nottingham Dramatic Societies, subsequently devoting his evenings to one or another of these esteemed organizations. This remarkable display of talent and perseverance ultimately earned him a coveted scholarship to the esteemed Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA),followed by a season at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford. In 1953, he embarked on a thrilling journey, touring Australia and New Zealand, where he brought Shakespeare's masterpieces to life on stage. Two years later, he joined Peter Brook's illustrious Hamlet company, embarking on a Russian and Moscow tour. Amidst his illustrious career, he found love with a charming young woman from the picturesque town of Stratford upon Avon.