Fairbrother Collection

Sydney Fairbrother and George Robey
Character actors Sydney Fairbrother (1873-1941) and George Robey, also known as George Wade (1869-1954) playing Mrs and Mr Bindle

Simon Fairbrother 1500 Metres 02 July 1992 Date: 02 July 1992

Mark Ealham & Neil Fairbrother England V India 29 May 1999 Date: 29 May 1999

Donald Celes Fairbrother Wkt. England V South Africa 22 May 1999 Date: 22 May 1999

Neil Fairbrother England & Lancashire CCC 01 June 1995 Date: 01 June 1995

Battling Butler, farce, Royal Adelphi Theatre, London
Battling Butler, a new musical farce at the Royal Adelphi Theatre, Strand, London, starring Jack Buchanan

Performance of The Gay Gordons, c1907. Misss Fairbrother as Charlotte Siddons, AW Baskcome as Edmund Siddons, Fred Emney as Nervy Nat

Mrs Fitzgeorge
Eliza, or Sarah Farebrother (Fairbrother), (1816 - 1890) otherwise known as Mrs Fitzgeorge, wife of Prince George, Duke of Cambridge (cousin of Queen Victoria)

Louisa Fairbrother / 1845
LOUISA FAIRBROTHER Actress and dancer in the role of Aladdin in The Forty Thieves

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"Fairbrother: A Legacy of Talent and Entertainment" Sydney Fairbrother and George Robey, two iconic names in the world of theater, brought joy to audiences with their remarkable performances. Their partnership on stage was a sight to behold, captivating spectators with their impeccable comedic timing. Simon Fairbrother, another member of the talented Fairbrother family, continued this tradition of excellence. His skills as an actor were unparalleled, leaving audiences spellbound by his versatility and charisma. Mark Ealham and Neil it also left their mark in the entertainment industry. While Mark showcased his cricketing prowess on the field, Neil dazzled fans with his exceptional batting skills. Both individuals proved that talent runs deep within the Fairbrother lineage. Donald Celes Fairbrother Wkt displayed incredible skill behind the wickets as a cricketer. His agility and precision made him an invaluable asset to any team he played for. The name Neil Fairbrother resurfaced once again when discussing talent within this illustrious family tree. Known for his contributions to cricket, Neil's dedication and determination earned him recognition as one of the sport's finest players. "Battling Butler, " a farce performed at London's Royal Adelphi Theatre, showcased yet another facet of the Fairbrothers' talents. The uproarious comedy had audiences roaring with laughter from start to finish. In 1907 came "The Gay Gordons, " a performance that further solidified the reputation of Mrs Fitzgeorge as a leading lady in her own right. Her grace and elegance captivated theater-goers night after night. Throughout history, Simon Fairbrother emerged time and again as a prominent figure within this extraordinary family dynasty. His contributions to various artistic endeavors cemented his status as an icon in both acting and performing arts circles alike. From Sydney to Donald Celes; from Mark Ealham to Mrs Fitzgeorge.