Lily Herzberg - Revision history

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HERZBERG, Lily (19**-) Puppeteer. ** As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts. She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theatre]] in 1963 with which she did i.a. **. In 1972 she founded the [[Puppet Space]] in [[Space Theatre|The Space]] Theatre, Cape Town, doing an adaptation of ''[[Hansel and Gretel]]'', ''[[The Lonely Giant]]'' and ''[[Rebirth of an Ostrich]]'', and directing a programme consisting of three plays entitled ''[[Three Plays in Light and Shadow]]''. * In 1969 she became South Africa’s representative at [[UNIMA]]. She is the author of ''Puppetry for Young and Old'' (Tafelberg, 1978) which includes ''[[The Bewitched Tree]]'' which was performed at the International Puppet Festival in Charlesville-Mézièrres (France) in 1972. In 19** she left South Africa to settle in London (UK).

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az\|Astbury]] 1979.
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	''[[Cape Times]]'', 31 May 2007.		''[[Cape Times]]'', 31 May 2007.

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-HERZBERG, Lily (19**-2006) Puppeteer. **
+[[Lily Herzberg]] (19**-2006). Puppeteer.
-As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts.  She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theatre]] in 1963 with which she did i.a. **. In 1972 she founded the [[Puppet Space]] in [[Space Theatre|The Space]] Theatre, Cape Town, doing an adaptation of ''[[Hansel and Gretel]]'', ''[[The Lonely Giant]]'' and ''[[Rebirth of an Ostrich]]'', and directing a programme consisting of three plays entitled ''[[Three Plays in Light and Shadow]]''. *  In 1969 she became South Africa’s representative at [[UNIMA]].  She is the author of ''Puppetry for Young and Old'' (Tafelberg, 1978) which includes ''[[The Bewitched Tree]]'' which was performed at the International Puppet Festival in Charlesville-Mézièrres (France) in 1972.
+== Biography ==
-In 1985 her husband Bernhard Herzberg, left South Africa to settle in London (UK), followed by Lily and their family. She died in London in 2006.
+==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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 As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts.  She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theatre]] in 1963 with which she did i.a. **. In 1972 she founded the [[Puppet Space]] in [[Space Theatre|The Space]] Theatre, Cape Town, doing an adaptation of ''[[Hansel and Gretel]]'', ''[[The Lonely Giant]]'' and ''[[Rebirth of an Ostrich]]'', and directing a programme consisting of three plays entitled ''[[Three Plays in Light and Shadow]]''. *  In 1969 she became South Africa’s representative at [[UNIMA]].  She is the author of ''Puppetry for Young and Old'' (Tafelberg, 1978) which includes ''[[The Bewitched Tree]]'' which was performed at the International Puppet Festival in Charlesville-Mézièrres (France) in 1972.
-In 19** she left South Africa to settle in London (UK), where she died in 2006.
+In 1985 her husband Bernhard Herzberg, left South Africa to settle in London (UK), followed by Lily and their family. She died in London in 2006.
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−	HERZBERG, Lily (19-) Puppeteer. As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts. She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theatre]] in 1963 with which she did i.a. *. In 1972 she founded the [[Puppet Space]] in [[Space Theatre\|The Space]] Theatre, Cape Town, doing an adaptation of ''[[Hansel and Gretel]]'', ''[[The Lonely Giant]]'' and ''[[Rebirth of an Ostrich]]'', and directing a programme consisting of three plays entitled ''[[Three Plays in Light and Shadow]]''. In 1969 she became South Africa’s representative at [[UNIMA]]. She is the author of ''Puppetry for Young and Old'' (Tafelberg, 1978) which includes ''[[The Bewitched Tree]]'' which was performed at the International Puppet Festival in Charlesville-Mézièrres (France) in 1972. In 19** she left South Africa to settle in London (UK).	+	HERZBERG, Lily (19-2006) Puppeteer.
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		+	As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts. She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theatre]] in 1963 with which she did i.a. *. In 1972 she founded the [[Puppet Space]] in [[Space Theatre\|The Space]] Theatre, Cape Town, doing an adaptation of ''[[Hansel and Gretel]]'', ''[[The Lonely Giant]]'' and ''[[Rebirth of an Ostrich]]'', and directing a programme consisting of three plays entitled ''[[Three Plays in Light and Shadow]]''. In 1969 she became South Africa’s representative at [[UNIMA]]. She is the author of ''Puppetry for Young and Old'' (Tafelberg, 1978) which includes ''[[The Bewitched Tree]]'' which was performed at the International Puppet Festival in Charlesville-Mézièrres (France) in 1972.
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		+	In 19** she left South Africa to settle in London (UK), where she died in 2006.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''Cape Times'', 31 May 2007.

Lily Herzberg - Revision history

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Miriamt at 07:16, 29 December 2017

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Miriamt: Created page with "HERZBERG, Lily (19**-) Puppeteer. ** As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts. She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theat..."

Miriamt: Created page with "HERZBERG, Lily (19-) Puppeteer. As one of South Africa’s most productive puppeteers she translated and adapted many European texts. She founded The [[Loft Puppet Theat..."