producing most of the company's more challenging productions. In 1948 Randall founded "Everyman Theatre", a touring company managed by Max Bruch, which took plays to country centres. Personal Randall was described as tall, usually wearing a beret, and possessing a gruff voice. His portrait, by L. Scott Pendlebury, was a finalist for the 1956 Archibald Prize. Randall had two sisters, Lady Cecil Rodwell of Holbrook, Suffolk, and Betty, Mrs Ian Wilson-Johnstone. Neither is known to have visited Australia. Their parents spent their last years in Melbourne. His son Peter Randall was associated with St Martin's Theatre, a later incarnation of St Chad's. He is not to be confused with Brett Randall, manager of Jigsaw Theatre in the 1980s and producer of Crazy For You at the State Theatre, Melbourne, in 1997. Notes References 1884 births 1963 deaths Australian stage actors Australian theatre directors Australian theatre managers and producers External links See for a detailed list of Randall's stage appearances.