Ken Chubb, who passed away at 80, was a key figure in London's theatrical community, co-founding the Wakefield Tricycle theatre company in 1972 with his wife, Shirley Barrie. They established a permanent venue, the Tricycle theatre, to support new productions until they returned to Canada. Chubb was instrumental in advocating for new works by playwrights like Sam Shepard and was the theatre's artistic director during its formative years. His journey began in Canada, where he taught English before moving to England and transforming the local theatre scene.
Ken Chubb was a significant figure in London's theatrical scene, co-founding the Wakefield Tricycle theatre company and championing new playwrights throughout his career.
In 1972, Ken Chubb and his wife, Shirley Barrie, established the Wakefield Tricycle theatre company, later founding the Tricycle theatre to support new productions.
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