England's first pub theatre since the days of Shakespeare, the King's Head was started in 1970 by New Jersey-born maverick Dan Crawford (1942–2005), who resurrected a rather worn Victorian public house in stylish-liberal Islington, and transformed the backroom into an intimate and exciting venue staging new drama, revivals, musicals and cabaret-style revues, from Noël Coward to Harold Pinter and Tom Stoppard, showcasing obscure, fringe and/or gay works. Previous productions ha...
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