Jonathan Taylor - Revision history

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Sources

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Training

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Youth

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

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Sources

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Awards, etc

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 === Training ===
+Education at Northview High School and then Johannesburg College of Education.
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 === Youth ===
+Born in Israel of South African parents; the family moved to South Africa when Jonathan was two years old.
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 He also starred in William Finn’s ''[[March of the Falsettos]]'' in September 1989 and in ''[[Jo'burg Follies]]'' at the [[Leonard Rayne]] in January 1990.
-Other productions include ''[[Buddy! The Buddy Holly Story]]'', ''[[Maid in the New South Africa]]'', ''[[The Pirates of Penzance]]'', ''[[The Fool in Shakespeare]]'', ''[[Oh What a Lovely War!]]'', ''[[Six Degrees of Separation]]'' and as the father Maurice in a 2008 production of the musical ''[[Beauty and the Beast]]''. He appeared in a production of ''[[Equus]]'' directed by [[Alby Michaels]]at the Con Cowan Theatre, UJ, in 2013.
+Other productions include ''[[Buddy! The Buddy Holly Story]]'', ''[[Maid in the New South Africa]]'', ''[[The Pirates of Penzance]]'', ''[[The Fool in Shakespeare]]'', ''[[Oh What a Lovely War!]]'', ''[[Six Degrees of Separation]]'' and as the father Maurice in a 2008 production of the musical ''[[Beauty and the Beast]]''. He appeared in a production of ''[[Equus]]'' directed by [[Alby Michaels]] at the Con Cowan Theatre, UJ, in 2013.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 == Awards, etc ==
+He was nominated for a [[Vita Award]] (Natal region) as best supporting actor for his role in ''[[Falsettoland]]'', award year 1992.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Performed in
+Performed in ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'' (as Benjamin and Joseph), ''[[Grease]]'' (for Brickhill-Burke), ''[[Holy Moses and All That Jazz]]'' (at the Market Theatre), ''[[the ME nobody knows]]'', for [[The Company]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1977, ''[[Godspell]]'' 1985.
-''[[Grease]]'' (for Brickhill-Burke),
+He also starred in William Finn’s ''[[March of the Falsettos]]'' in September 1989 and in ''[[Jo'burg Follies]]'' at the [[Leonard Rayne]] in January 1990.
-He starred in ''[[the ME nobody knows]]'', for [[The Company]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1977. [[Benjy Francis]] directed and it also starred [[Leslie Mongezi]], [[Nomsa Nene]], [[Barrie Shah]] and [[Leonie Hofmeyr]].
+Other productions include ''[[Buddy! The Buddy Holly Story]]'', ''[[Maid in the New South Africa]]'', ''[[The Pirates of Penzance]]'', ''[[The Fool in Shakespeare]]'', ''[[Oh What a Lovely War!]]'' and ''[[Six degrees of Separation]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==