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SZYMCZAK, Liz (19**-) Actress
Contents
Biography
She is married to Nicholas Ellenbogen and their son is Luke Ellenbogen.
Youth
Training
Career
She began her career in the 1970s in Cape Town where she was a company member for CAPAB.
After a 12-year absence she reappeared on stage in 1989.
She is a founder member of Theatre for Africa
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Julius Caesar (with CAPAB), The Playboy of the Western World (with CAPAB 1976) and in Blithe Spirit (with CAPAB 1976). Present Laughter (1989), Goodbye, Mr Chips (1994-5), The Captain, the Corporal and the Courtesan (2002).
Awards, etc
She has won awards for her performance in plays such as Kloof Eagle.
Nomination Best Supporting Actress M-Net Awards 1993.
Sources
SACD 1977/78.
Goodbye, Mr Chips theatre programme, 1994-5.
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