July - 31 August 2020

Long & Ryle launching an online group show in July featuring  Casson's very latest work.

The Renovated Belmond Cadogan Hotel in London is steeped in Oscar Wilde History
Architecture Digest April 2019 issue

Interview with Simon Casson on the construction of the Savoyards.

In the late 17th century the Savoy precinct became a notorius place of sanctuary for desperadoes and outlaws, who were nicknamed 'Savoyards' - a term originally applied to natives of Savoy in France. (Later, the word was used for performers in, or devotees of, the Savoy operas - see below. The performers in the Gilbert and Sullivan operettas Iothanthe and Patience would have been called the Savoyards.