Interview with Robert Lloyd, retired designer

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Title Interview with Robert Lloyd, retired designer
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Abstract/Description Lloyd speaks about his discovery of satirical intimate revue in London and how, on his return to Sydney, meeting up with a group of people with a similar interest. He recalls that this lead to a production called Metropolitan Merry Go Round, involving many of the key figures who went on to form the celebrated Phillip Street revues. Lloyd speaks about his costume making and hire business with Roger Goss; his involvement in the landmark production of Boys In the Band. Lloyd speaks about the opening of the nightclub Capriccios; his new clothing business venture in bridal wear; in later years, finding a new career designing for television, including major advertising campaigns and rock music vidoes.
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Date Created 2 December 2003
Catalogue ID 3064984
Holding Institution National Library of Australia
Access Rights Access open for research use.
Language English
Medium Digital audio tape
Extent 7 digital audio tapes (455 minutes)
Citation James Waites, Interview with Robert Lloyd, retired designer, National Library of Australia, 2 December 2003
Data Set AusStage
Resource Identifier 46766