Succession star Sarah Snook recently added to her collection of awards with her Tony win for The Picture of Dorian Gray. The dynamic actress is a powerhouse onstage and on-screen. Her private life ...

Comedian Dave Lawson, Snook's husband, was at the show as well. The two longtime friends secretly got married during the COVID-19 pandemic, after falling in love while quarantined together in ...

Who is Sarah Snook’s husband? Snook, 37, is married to Aussie comedian Dave Lawson. The pair fell in love unexpectedly after six years of friendship, while in lockdown together in 2020.

Lawson is known for such credits as 2018’s Peter Rabbit and its 2021 sequel, Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway. Click here to read the full article.

Succession star Sarah Snook has given birth to her first child with husband Dave Lawson. The 35-year-old star shared the news on Instagram on Monday (29 May) by posting a picture of herself ...

The happy couple is about to become a family of three. Succession star Sarah Snook and husband Dave Lawson announced in March 2023 that they were gearing up to welcome their first baby together ...

Sarah Snook revealed she secretly tied the knot with Australian comedian and actor Dave Lawson in February. In an interview for the cover of Vogue Australia, the Succession actress told the ...

Dave Lawson, 72, of Chatfield passed away Friday, April 12, at his home surrounded by his family. Dave was born November 13, 1951, in Michigan city, Indiana, to Marion Majerus.

David Lawson is the third generation of his family to run Lawson Mechanical Contractors. As the company marks its 70th year in business this year, Lawson Mechanical Contractors in Sacramento still ...

David R. Lawson was born September 30, 1947, in Tulsa, OK to Gayle Clinton Lawson and Emilee Jean (Birkett) Lawson. David passed away Tuesday, February 12, 2019, at home and ...

As Air Force kicker Dave Lawson set up for a field-goal attempt, everyone in the crowd of 38,000 at Falcon Stadium was standing and engulfed in suffocating tension and emotion. It was Oct. 5, 1974 ...