Judith Gibson - Revision history

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	In 2002, Mike having retired, the couple emigrated to America to join their daughter and their two grandchildren near Richmond, in rural Virginia.		In 2002, Mike having retired, the couple emigrated to America to join their daughter and their two grandchildren near Richmond, in rural Virginia.
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		+	Over the years a great deal of travel was enjoyed touring Europe, the Middle East, the length and breadth of Africa, as well as India, Australia, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro.

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 In 1965 they returned to Cape Town, invited to perform in Shakespeare productions again, and in 1968 their daughter Amanda was born there.
+In 2002, Mike having retired, the couple emigrated to America to join their daughter and their two grandchildren near Richmond, in rural Virginia.
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	In 1965 they returned to Cape Town, invited to perform in Shakespeare productions again, and in 1968 their daughter Amanda was born there.		In 1965 they returned to Cape Town, invited to perform in Shakespeare productions again, and in 1968 their daughter Amanda was born there.
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		+	In 2002, the couple emigrated to America to join their daughter, and having retired at 80, he and his wife of over 50 years, live in rural Virginia, near Richmond, with their daughter and their two grandchildren. Since his retirement, he has written several eBooks. Over the years a great deal of travel was enjoyed touring Europe, the Middle East, the length and breadth of Africa, as well as India, Australia, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro.

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 After a two year stint in Johannesburg and Cape Town, they returned to England, to live on a houseboat on the Thames in Chelsea, while Michael toured the country with a Shakespeare company and they touted the idea of rebuilding the Globe Theatre in London.
-In 1965 they returned to Cape Town, invited to perform in Shakespeare productions again, and in 1968 their daughter was born.
+In 1965 they returned to Cape Town, invited to perform in Shakespeare productions again, and in 1968 their daughter Amanda was born there.
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 On stage she played Ophelia in the 1963 ''[[Hamlet]]'', the lead in ''[[Ring Round the Moon]]'' for [[CAPAB]] (1964) and  Cordelia in ''[[King Lear]]'', 1966.
-Her radio and television work included roles in ''[[Wings]]''
+Her radio and television work included roles in a radio version of ''[[Wings]]''
 ==Awards==

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-She played Ophelia in the 1963 ''[[Hamlet]]'' and played the lead in ''[[Ring Round the Moon]]'' for [[CAPAB]]. She played Cordelia in ''[[King Lear]]'', 1966.
+She played Ophelia in the 1963 ''[[Hamlet]]'', the lead in ''[[Ring Round the Moon]]'' for [[CAPAB]] (1964) and  Cordelia in ''[[King Lear]]'', 1966.
 ==Awards==

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 == Biography ==
-She began her acting career in Britain at the age of twelve at the B.B.C. in Manchester and London. At seventeen she gained an honours degree at the R.A.D.A. After graduating she was in Repertory and toured throughout England, and did radio work. known for ''Paul of Tarsus'' (1960 - 3 episodes) and ''BBC Sunday-Night Play'' (1960).
+She began her acting career in Britain at the age of twelve at the B.B.C. in Manchester and London. At seventeen she gained an honours degree at the RADA. After graduating she was in Repertory and toured throughout England, and did radio work. known for ''Paul of Tarsus'' (1960 - 3 episodes) and ''BBC Sunday-Night Play'' (1960).
 In 1961 she was invited to join Donovan Maule Theatre, Nairobi, Kenya, a monthly repertory company, and there met her future husband, actor [[Michael Newell]], who had also arrived there from London, just two days after her. They worked together there for their year's contracts.
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 After a two year stint in Johannesburg and Cape Town, they returned to England, to live on a houseboat on the Thames in Chelsea, while Michael toured the country with a Shakespeare company and they touted the idea of rebuilding the Globe Theatre in London.
 In 1965 they returned to Cape Town, invited to perform in Shakespeare productions again, and in 1968 their daughter was born.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==