Kennington in 2010 - on a visit to see the play "When Henri fed Oscar"
at the Toulouse Lautrec Brassiere written by Mick Gannon of Fulham.
What a pleasure it was to visit Kennington again,
it has changed so much for the better since I lived at 363A Kennington
Road in the
mid-1950s. The Brassiere was a delight, the food stupendous and the play
enthralling for all.
Before reaching where I once lived, Jean found a plaque on the house where
Charlie Chaplin had lived along the same road. What an
escape he had for sure. Other places caught on camera are the Old
Vic, 6 Lambeth Road where I had worked for most of the 1970s, the
Imperial War Museum, Charlie Chaplin's dad's Georgian house, the rebuilt
space where I once lived with nearby Alton Place plus some shots taken
in the Brassiere.
