Lee Montague, a BAFTA winner and prominent figure in British theater, dedicated over sixty years to his craft and community engagement. He became especially recognized for his efforts to save Keats Library in Camden, which faced closure in 2011. As a passionate Arsenal fan and community activist, Montague established a charity and served as President for Life of the library, organizing fundraisers with notable actors. His legacy is celebrated by many in the arts, who reminisce about his kindness, wisdom, and steadfast support for colleagues and community initiatives.
"Lee Montague was a jovial and wise presence in the theater community, deeply connected to his roots in South End Green and the preservation of Keats Library."
"Following Camden's closure of Keats Library, Lee formed a committee that ensured its survival, showcasing his passion for community service and the arts."
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