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 She starred in [[Arthur Miller]]’s ''[[After the Fall]]'' (1964), ''[[The Anniversary]]'' (1966) with [[Ian Hamilton]]. They also starred together in ''[[How's the World Treating You?]]'' and ''[[Forever April]]'' before finally getting married.
-She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Late Harvest]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’'s Children]]'' (1975),
+She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Late Harvest]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' (1975),
 ''[[A Little Night Music]]'' (1975) (as “the Countess” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London), ''[[The Seagull]]'' (as Arkadina, 1976),  ''[[Fringe Benefits]]'' (1977), a musical version of  ''[[Not Now Darling]]'' called ''[[Once More, Darling]]'' ((as “Claudette, 1977), ''[[I Love My Wife]]'' (as Monica, 1978), a revival of Coward’s ''[[Present Laughter]]'' (Joanna, 1979), ''[[The School for Scandal]]'' ((as “Lady Teazle” 1980), ''[[Oh! What a Lovely War]]'' (1980), ''[[The Prisoner of Second Avenue]]'' (1983), ''[[Anyone for Denis?]]''(1983), ''[[The Grapes of Wrath]]'' (1986), ''[[Double Act]]'' (1988), ''[[Key for Two]]'' (1994).

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 She starred in [[Arthur Miller]]’s ''[[After the Fall]]'' (1964), ''[[The Anniversary]]'' (1966) with [[Ian Hamilton]]. They also starred together in ''[[How's the World Treating You?]]'' and ''[[Forever April]]'' before finally getting married.
-She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Late Harvest]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’'sChildren]]'' (1975),
+She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Late Harvest]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’'s Children]]'' (1975),
 ''[[A Little Night Music]]'' (1975) (as “the Countess” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London), ''[[The Seagull]]'' (as Arkadina, 1976),  ''[[Fringe Benefits]]'' (1977), a musical version of  ''[[Not Now Darling]]'' called ''[[Once More, Darling]]'' ((as “Claudette, 1977), ''[[I Love My Wife]]'' (as Monica, 1978), a revival of Coward’s ''[[Present Laughter]]'' (Joanna, 1979), ''[[The School for Scandal]]'' ((as “Lady Teazle” 1980), ''[[Oh! What a Lovely War]]'' (1980), ''[[The Prisoner of Second Avenue]]'' (1983), ''[[Anyone for Denis?]]''(1983), ''[[The Grapes of Wrath]]'' (1986), ''[[Double Act]]'' (1988), ''[[Key for Two]]'' (1994).

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 She starred in [[Arthur Miller]]’s ''[[After the Fall]]'' (1964), ''[[The Anniversary]]'' (1966) with [[Ian Hamilton]]. They also starred together in ''[[How's the World Treating You?]]'' and ''[[Forever April]]'' before finally getting married.
-She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’'sChildren]]'' (1975),
+She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Late Harvest]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’'sChildren]]'' (1975),
 ''[[A Little Night Music]]'' (1975) (as “the Countess” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London), ''[[The Seagull]]'' (as Arkadina, 1976),  ''[[Fringe Benefits]]'' (1977), a musical version of  ''[[Not Now Darling]]'' called ''[[Once More, Darling]]'' ((as “Claudette, 1977), ''[[I Love My Wife]]'' (as Monica, 1978), a revival of Coward’s ''[[Present Laughter]]'' (Joanna, 1979), ''[[The School for Scandal]]'' ((as “Lady Teazle” 1980), ''[[Oh! What a Lovely War]]'' (1980), ''[[The Prisoner of Second Avenue]]'' (1983), ''[[Anyone for Denis?]]''(1983), ''[[The Grapes of Wrath]]'' (1986), ''[[Double Act]]'' (1988), ''[[Key for Two]]'' (1994).

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 She has also appeared in ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]'' (as “Bianca”), ''[[Fringe Benefits]]'' (as “Isobel”), ''[[Happy Birthday]]'' (as “Bridget One”), ''[[Faith Healer]]''.
-Other theatre highlights in SA include 4 comedy characters in Alan Ayckbourne's ''[[Confusions]]'', Lady Gay Spanker in ''[[London Assurance]]'' - all portrayals earning her best actress nominations in the Cape; the ghost in Noel Coward's ''[[Blithe Spirit]]''.
+Other theatre highlights in SA include 4 comedy characters in Alan Ayckbourn's ''[[Confusions]]'', Lady Gay Spanker in ''[[London Assurance]]'' - all portrayals earning her best actress nominations in the Cape; the ghost in Noel Coward's ''[[Blithe Spirit]]''.
 She was included in the cast of ''[[Born in the RSA]]'' which went on tour to the UK and USA in 1985.

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 == Biography ==
+She is married to the actor [[Ian Hamilton]].
 == Training ==

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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	In 2014 she appeared at [[Maynardville]] in [[Richard III]].		In 2014 she appeared at [[Maynardville]] in [[Richard III]].
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−	~~Directed ''[[Billy Liar]]'' for [[NAPAC]] and ''[[Till Debts Do Us Part]]'' by Ken Marshall, 1985.~~
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−	~~== Awards ==~~
−	~~After the Fall (as “Maggie” for which she won a Gallery Club Award for Best Performance)~~
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−	~~[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.~~
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−	~~''[[Pack of Lies]]'' programme notes of the run at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1985.~~
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−	~~See [[ESAT Bibliography Schr-Schw\|Schwartz, Pat]] 1988.~~
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−	~~Return to [[ESAT Personalities R]]~~
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−	~~Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]~~
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−	~~In 2014 she appeared at [[Maynardville]] in ''[[Richard III]]''.~~

	Directed ''[[Billy Liar]]'' for [[NAPAC]] and ''[[Till Debts Do Us Part]]'' by Ken Marshall, 1985.		Directed ''[[Billy Liar]]'' for [[NAPAC]] and ''[[Till Debts Do Us Part]]'' by Ken Marshall, 1985.

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 Other theatre highlights in SA include 4 comedy characters in Alan Ayckbourne's ''[[Confusions]]'', Lady Gay Spanker in ''[[London Assurance]]'' - all portrayals earning her best actress nominations in the Cape; the ghost in Noel Coward's ''[[Blithe Spirit]]''.
-''[[Born in the RSA]]''.
+She was included in the cast of ''[[Born in the RSA]]'' which went on tour to the UK and USA in 1985.
 In 2014 she appeared at [[Maynardville]] in ''[[Richard III]]''.

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 == Training ==
-Erica is a Capetonian who studied at [[RADA]].
+Erica is a Capetonian who studied at RADA in London.
 == Career ==
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 British TV performances:
 Four episodes of the ''Saint'' series with Roger Moore;
-played the lead opposite Jack Hedley in the mini series ''[[The Heart of the Matter]]'' by Graham Greene;
+played the lead opposite Jack Hedley in the mini series ''The Heart of the Matter'' by Graham Greene;
 the role of Queen Victoria in ''Shaka Zulu''.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She starred in [[Arthur Miller]]’s ''[[After the Fall]]'' (1964),
+She starred in [[Arthur Miller]]’s ''[[After the Fall]]'' (1964), ''[[The Anniversary]]'' (1966) with [[Ian Hamilton]]. They also starred together in ''[[How's the World Treating You?]]'' and ''[[Forever April]]'' before finally getting married.
-She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), , ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’s Children]]'' (1975),
+She starred in [[Rex Garner]]’s production of ''[[Boeing-Boeing]]'' (1972), ''[[Children]]'' (1974), ''[[Kennedy’'sChildren]]'' (1975),
-''[[A Little Night Music]]'' (1975), A Little Night Music (as “the Countess” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London),
+''[[A Little Night Music]]'' (1975) (as “the Countess” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London), ''[[The Seagull]]'' (as Arkadina, 1976),  ''[[Fringe Benefits]]'' (1977), a musical version of  ''[[Not Now Darling]]'' called ''[[Once More, Darling]]'' ((as “Claudette, 1977), ''[[I Love My Wife]]'' (as Monica, 1978), a revival of Coward’s ''[[Present Laughter]]'' (Joanna, 1979), ''[[The School for Scandal]]'' ((as “Lady Teazle” 1980), ''[[Oh! What a Lovely War]]'' (1980), ''[[The Prisoner of Second Avenue]]'' (1983), ''[[Anyone for Denis?]]''(1983), ''[[The Grapes of Wrath]]'' (1986), ''[[Double Act]]'' (1988), ''[[Key for Two]]'' (1994).
-She has also appeared in ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]'' (as “Bianca”),
+She has also appeared in ''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]'' (as “Bianca”), ''[[Fringe Benefits]]'' (as “Isobel”), ''[[Happy Birthday]]'' (as “Bridget One”), ''[[Faith Healer]]''.
-Other theatre highlights in SA: 4 comedy characters in Alan Ayckbourne's ''[[Confusions]]'',
+Other theatre highlights in SA include 4 comedy characters in Alan Ayckbourne's ''[[Confusions]]'', Lady Gay Spanker in ''[[London Assurance]]'' - all portrayals earning her best actress nominations in the Cape; the ghost in Noel Coward's ''[[Blithe Spirit]]''.
-Born in the RSA
+''[[Born in the RSA]]''.
-In 2014 she appeared at [[Maynardville]] in [[Richard III]].
+In 2014 she appeared at [[Maynardville]] in ''[[Richard III]]''.
 Directed ''[[Billy Liar]]'' for [[NAPAC]] and ''[[Till Debts Do Us Part]]'' by Ken Marshall, 1985.

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-(****-****). Actress.
+Erica Rogers (19*-) Actress.
-Performed in
+== Biography ==
-''[[Kiss Me, Kate]]'' (as “Bianca”),
-As you Like it (as “Rosalind”, directed by Peter Dews),
-Kennedy’s Children (“Carla” (Marilyn Monroe),
+== Training ==
-The Seagull,
+Erica is a Capetonian who studied at [[RADA]].
-A Little Night Music (as “the Countess” in Johannesburg, Cape Town and London),
-Fringe Benefits (as “Isobel”),
+== Career ==
-Once More Darling (as “Claudette),
+She enjoyed West End success in London.
 Plays in the West End include:
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 played the lead opposite Jack Hedley in the mini series ''[[The Heart of the Matter]]'' by Graham Greene;
 the role of Queen Victoria in ''Shaka Zulu''.
 Other theatre highlights in SA: 4 comedy characters in Alan Ayckbourne's ''[[Confusions]]'',
 Lady Gay Spanker in ''[[London Assurance]]'' - all portrayals earning her best actress nominations in the Cape;
 the ghost in Noel Coward's ''[[Blithe Spirit]]'';
 Margaret Thatcher in ''[[Anyone for Dennis]]'';
-played the role of Barbara in ''[[Pack of Lies]]'' in 19**.
 Directed ''[[Billy Liar]]'' for [[NAPAC]] and ''[[Till Debts Do Us Part]]'' by Ken Marshall, 1985.
-== Sources ==
+[[ESAT Bibliography Schr-Schw|Schwartz, Pat]] 1988.
-==Return to==
+== Return to ==
-Return to [[ESAT Personalities R]]
+Return to [[ESAT Personalities  R]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]