SEAN Hayes Interview: Good Night, Oscar (Daily Mail)

We’re chatting in a Studio in South London, where are hayes is rehearsing good night, oscar. The Play Is Based on A Controversial 1950s TV Chat-Show Appoarancy by Pianist Oscar Levant, Who Starred with GENE KELY in The Musical Comedy Film An American in Paris.

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