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−	~~COX,~~ Richard (19**-) Actor on stage, radio, television and film	+	'''Richard Cox'''. (19**-) Actor on stage, radio, television and film

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 Other stage appearances include ''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]'', ''[[The Private Ear]]''/''[[The Public Eye]]'', ''[[Clouds]]'', ''[[Ross]]'', ''[[The Unvarnished Truth]]'', ''[[The Bed Winner]]'' ([[Hofmeyr Theatre]] pre-1980), .
-Performed in ''[[The Play-Off]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]'' (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' ([[Intimate Theatre]], 1981).
+Performed in ''[[The Pay-Off]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]'' (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' ([[Intimate Theatre]], 1981).
 He will be remembered for his portrayal of Ken Preston in the SATV's controversial war play ''[[Enemy]]''. He also played television roles in ''The Villagers'', ''The Settlers'', ''The Diggers''.

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 Other stage appearances include ''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]'', ''[[The Private Ear]]''/''[[The Public Eye]]'', ''[[Clouds]]'', ''[[Ross]]'', ''[[The Unvarnished Truth]]'', ''[[The Bed Winner]]'' ([[Hofmeyr Theatre]] pre-1980), .
-Performed in ''[[The Playoff]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]'' (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' ([[Intimate Theatre]], 1981).
+Performed in ''[[The Play-Off]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]'' (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' ([[Intimate Theatre]], 1981).
 He will be remembered for his portrayal of Ken Preston in the SATV's controversial war play ''[[Enemy]]''. He also played television roles in ''The Villagers'', ''The Settlers'', ''The Diggers''.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-''[[Wedding Fever]]'' (1970) with the late [[Sid James]], the [[Academy Theatre]] production of ''[[Stand By Your Bedouin]]'' (1970), ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', and in ''[[Grease]]''.
+''[[Wedding Fever]]'' (1970) with the late [[Sidney James|Sid James]], the [[Academy Theatre]] production of ''[[Stand By Your Bedouin]]'' (1970), ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', and in ''[[Grease]]''.
 Other stage appearances include ''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]'', ''[[The Private Ear]]''/''[[The Public Eye]]'', ''[[Clouds]]'', ''[[Ross]]'', ''[[The Unvarnished Truth]]'', ''[[The Bed Winner]]'' ([[Hofmeyr Theatre]] pre-1980), .

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 Other stage appearances include ''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]'', ''[[The Private Ear]]''/''[[The Public Eye]]'', ''[[Clouds]]'', ''[[Ross]]'', ''[[The Unvarnished Truth]]'', ''[[The Bed Winner]]'' ([[Hofmeyr Theatre]] pre-1980), .
-Performed in ''[[The Playoff]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]'' (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' (1981).
+Performed in ''[[The Playoff]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), ''[[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]]'' (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' ([[Intimate Theatre]], 1981).
 He will be remembered for his portrayal of Ken Preston in the SATV's controversial war play ''[[Enemy]]''. He also played television roles in ''The Villagers'', ''The Settlers'', ''The Diggers''.

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 [[SACD]] 1977/78.
 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
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 Other stage appearances include ''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]'', ''[[The Private Ear]]''/''[[The Public Eye]]'', ''[[Clouds]]'', ''[[Ross]]'', ''[[The Unvarnished Truth]]'', ''[[The Bed Winner]]'' (Hofmeyr Theatre pre-1980), .
-Performed as Johnny Tomorrow in ''[[The Playoff]]'' (1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), [[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]] (1980). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' (1981).
+Performed in ''[[The Playoff]]'' ( as Johnny Tomorrow in 1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), [[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]] (1980), ''[[The Lover]]''/''[[The Dumb Waiter]]'' (1980 Baxter Studio). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' (1981).
 He will be remembered for his portrayal of Ken Preston in the SATV's controversial war play ''[[Enemy]]''.

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 == Biography ==
-He was born in England. He first came to South Africa in 1970 to act in Wedding Fever, returned in 1975 for another production and later settled on a farm outside Johannesburg.
+He was born in England. He first came to South Africa in 1970 to act in ''Wedding Fever'', returned in 1975 for another production and later settled on a farm outside Johannesburg.
 His interests outside theatre are wild life, walking, and outdoor life generally.
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 ''[[Wedding Fever]]'' (1970) with the late [[Sid James]], the [[Academy Theatre]] production of ''[[Stand By Your Bedouin]]'' (1970), ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', and in ''[[Grease]]''.
-''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', and ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]''.
+Other stage appearances include ''[[Applause]]'', ''[[Abelard and Heloise]]'', ''[[Absence of a Cello]]'', ''[[You Can't Take It With You]]'', ''[[The Private Ear]]''/''[[The Public Eye]]'', ''[[Clouds]]'', ''[[Ross]]'', ''[[The Unvarnished Truth]]'', ''[[The Bed Winner]]'' (Hofmeyr Theatre pre-1980), .
 Performed as Johnny Tomorrow in ''[[The Playoff]]'' (1975), ''[[Comedians]]'' (1976), ''[[Why Not Stay for Breakfast?]]'' as Davey (1976), [[Cat on a Hot Tin Roof]] (1980). He starred in [[Leslie Darbon]]’s ''[[Murder by Proxy]]'' (1981).