Noel Morgan - Revision history

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 She made her directing début (''[[The Laboratory]]'') in 1959 in a [[Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society]] ([[Pemads]]) One-Act Play Festival.
-She also directed the thriller ''[[Dead on Nine]]'' (1961), ''[[Sailor Beware]]'' and ''[[The Happy Apple]]''.
+She also directed the thriller ''[[Dead on Nine]]'' (1961), ''[[Sailor Beware!]]'' (1969) and ''[[The Happy Apple]]''.
 Then there were thrillers like The Desperate Hours and Dead on Nine, topped by the initial South African production of Ira Levin's Death Trap, which re-opened the venue as the Ford Little Theatre in 1980.

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 Her ''[[Life With Father]]'' was voted the highlight of the year on PEMADS' 1973 programme and the same year her production of ''[[South Pacific]]'' for the [[Gilbert and Sullivan Society]], was called back to the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by box office demand.
-The 1974 production of ''[[The Gondoliers]]'', which she directed at the invitation of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]], was her third production with the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert and Sullivan Society]] and the 14th of her career.
+The 1974 production of ''[[The Gondoliers]]'', which she directed at the invitation of the [[Collegiate Girls' High School]], was her third production with the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert and Sullivan Society]] and the 14th of her career.
 In 1979, under the production team [[Act Four]], she directed ''[[The Lion in Winter]]'', with [[Alan Williams]], [[Lorna Levenson]] and [[Robin Williams]].

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 She made her directing début (''[[The Laboratory]]'') in 1959 in a [[Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society]] ([[Pemads]]) One-Act Play Festival.
-She also directed the thriller ''[[Dead on Nine]]'' (1961), ''[[Sailor Beware]]'' and [[The Happy Apple]].
+She also directed the thriller ''[[Dead on Nine]]'' (1961), ''[[Sailor Beware]]'' and ''[[The Happy Apple]]''.
 Then there were thrillers like The Desperate Hours and Dead on Nine, topped by the initial South African production of Ira Levin's Death Trap, which re-opened the venue as the Ford Little Theatre in 1980.

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 The 1974 production of ''[[The Gondoliers]]'', which she directed at the invitation of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]], was her third production with the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert and Sullivan Society]] and the 14th of her career.
-In 1979, under the production team [[Act Four]], she directed ''[[The Lion In Winter]]'', with [[Alan Williams]], [[Lorna Levenson]] and [[Robin Williams]].
+In 1979, under the production team [[Act Four]], she directed ''[[The Lion in Winter]]'', with [[Alan Williams]], [[Lorna Levenson]] and [[Robin Williams]].
 Other shows she did with [[PEMADS]] include ''[[Mrs Willie]]'', ''[[The Magistrate]]'', ''[[Deathtrap]]'', ''[[The Diary of Anne Frank]]'', ''[[Separate Tables]]'', ''[[They're Playing Our Song]]'' (1992) and ''[[84 Charing Cross Road]]''.

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 She was one of the founding members of the now-defunct [[Catholic Dramatic Society]] in Port Elizabeth in the 1950s.
 At the time of her death, she was honorary president of the [[Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society]].
 ===As actress===
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 ===As director===
-She made her directing début in 1959 in a [[Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society]] ([[Pemads]]) One-Act Play Festival.
+She made her directing début (''[[The Laboratory]]'') in 1959 in a [[Port Elizabeth Musical and Dramatic Society]] ([[Pemads]]) One-Act Play Festival.
-She also directed the thriller ''[[Dead on Nine]]'' in 1961.
 Her ''[[Life With Father]]'' was voted the highlight of the year on PEMADS' 1973 programme and the same year her production of ''[[South Pacific]]'' for the [[Gilbert and Sullivan Society]], was called back to the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] by box office demand.
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 The 1974 production of ''[[The Gondoliers]]'', which she directed at the invitation of the [[Collegiate School for Girls]], was her third production with the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert and Sullivan Society]] and the 14th of her career.
-Other shows she did with [[PEMADS]] include ''[[Mrs Willie]]'', ''[[The Magistrate]]'', ''[[Deathtrap]]'', ''[[The Diary of Anne Frank]]'', ''[[Separate Tables]]'', ''[[They're Playing Our Song]]'' and ''[[84 Charing Cross Road]]''.
+In 1979, under the production team [[Act Four]], she directed ''[[The Lion In Winter]]'', with [[Alan Williams]], [[Lorna Levenson]] and [[Robin Williams]].
-Also listed for performances in ''[[Dinner for One]]'' (with [[Bob Law]],  2002),
+For the [[PE Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] she directed the original PE stagings of ''[[Camelot]]'' (1975) and ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]'' (1980).
 == Awards, etc ==
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 : ''[[Weekend Post]]'', January 30.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	In May 2010, the auditorium of the [[PEMADS Little Theatre]] was named the [[Noel Morgan Auditorium]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	'Entertainment raised funds for Laubscher", ''Hello-o-o Echo'', Vol X no 4, June 2002, The Echo Foundation[https://echofoundation.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Hello_Echo_200206.pdf]		'Entertainment raised funds for Laubscher", ''Hello-o-o Echo'', Vol X no 4, June 2002, The Echo Foundation[https://echofoundation.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Hello_Echo_200206.pdf]