Guy Willoughby - Revision history

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Biography

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Career

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Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

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 == Sources ==
 ''Operation Offensive!'' pamphlet.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
−	Guy was married to [[Finuala Dowling]]. ~~They~~ had a daughter, Beatrice. His sister is the actress [[Corinne Willoughby]]. He died at the age of 53 in Cape Town in August 2009.	+	Guy was married to [[Finuala Dowling]]. He had a daughter, Beatrice. His sister is the actress [[Corinne Willoughby]]. He died at the age of 53 in Cape Town in August 2009.

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
−	Guy was married to [[Finuala Dowling]].	+	Guy was married to [[Finuala Dowling]]. They had a daughter, Beatrice. His sister is the actress [[Corinne Willoughby]]. He died at the age of 53 in Cape Town in August 2009.

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 === Career ===
-Guy has taught Englsih in Cape Town since 1981. He has presented occasional comic pieces at various venues and in 1981-1982 assisted in establishing the [[Glass Theatre]] Experimental Group in Cape Town. Guy has written for the ''Bloody Horse'', ''Frontline Magazine'' and ''The Argus'' newspaper group and was an occasional book reviewer for [[SABC]].
+Guy has taught English in Cape Town since 1981. He has presented occasional comic pieces at various venues and in 1981-1982 assisted in establishing the [[Glass Theatre]] Experimental Group in Cape Town. Guy has written for the ''Bloody Horse'', ''Frontline Magazine'' and ''The Argus'' newspaper group and was an occasional book reviewer for [[SABC]].
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 == Biography ==
-Guy was maaried to [[Finuala Dowling]].
+Guy was married to [[Finuala Dowling]].
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 Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin|The Wages of Sin  / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978).
-His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Schisstirrer]] in productions such as ''[[Operation Offensive!]]''.
+His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Schisstirrer]] in productions such as ''[[Operation Offensive!]]'' and ''[[Quo Vadis: Schisstirrer]]''.
-Plays include **, **, ** and the satirical revue ''[[Spectacles]]''.
+He directed ''[[Die Vals Duet]]'' ([[KKNK]] 1999).
 In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 He produced and directed Oscar Wilde's ''[[The Canterville Ghost]]'' (1982) and ''[[King Lear]]'' (1984) for Milnerton High School Players.
-Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin|The Wages of Sin  / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 197*), **.
+Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin|The Wages of Sin  / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978).
 His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Schisstirrer]] in productions such as ''[[Operation Offensive!]]''.

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-(1956-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer,  and commentator. Studied at ***. ***As critic and commentator worked for *** and the Cape Times/Argus. Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin  / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 197*), **. His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Shisstirrer]]??***, in productions such as ** and **. Plays include **, **, ** and the satirical revue ''[[Spectacles]]''. In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''.  Wrote the play ''[[Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi]]'' (2003). Was married to [[Finuala Dowling]].
+[[Guy Willoughby]] (1956-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer,  and commentator.
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−	(1956-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer, and commentator. Studied at *. As critic and commentator worked for ** and the Cape Times/Argus. Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), . His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Shisstirrer]]??, in productions such as and . Plays include , , and the satirical revue ''[[Spectacles]]''. In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''. Wrote the play ''[[Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi]]'' (2003). Was married [[Finuala Dowling]].	+	(1956-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer, and commentator. Studied at *. As critic and commentator worked for ** and the Cape Times/Argus. Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), . His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Shisstirrer]]??, in productions such as and . Plays include , , and the satirical revue ''[[Spectacles]]''. In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''. Wrote the play ''[[Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi]]'' (2003). Was married to [[Finuala Dowling]].

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−	(19-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer, and commentator. Studied at . As critic and commentator worked for ** and the Cape Times/Argus. Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), . His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Shisstirrer]]??, in productions such as and . Plays include , , and the satirical revue ''[[Spectacles]]''. In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''. Wrote the play ''[[Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi]]'' (2003). Was married [[Finuala Dowling]].	+	(1956-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer, and commentator. Studied at *. As critic and commentator worked for ** and the Cape Times/Argus. Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), . His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Shisstirrer]]??, in productions such as and . Plays include , , and the satirical revue ''[[Spectacles]]''. In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''. Wrote the play ''[[Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi]]'' (2003). Was married [[Finuala Dowling]].

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