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(19**-) American playwright, designer and director. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy’s Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 197*), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197*), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197*), ''[[Kennedy’s Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199*) **

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 He visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there.
-Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 1981), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199*).
+Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 1981), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199*), ''[[T-Shirts]]'' (1982) and possibly ''[[Michelangelo's Models]]'' (1981).
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 He visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there.
-Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197*), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199*).
+Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 1981), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199*).
 ''[[T-Shirts]]'', Theatre programme for the Laager production of T shirt, directed by Dawi Malan, designed by Nicholas De Klerk, stage managed by Andrew Mabizela, staged at The Laager at the Market, Seen by Maurice Kort on 27 March 1982 [Printed] - Accompanied by newspaper review clipping. NELM Location: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 38. 8

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 Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197*), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199*).
 == Sources ==
 Theatre programmes of various productions held by [[NELM]].

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−	~~PATRICK,~~ Robert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) **	+	[[Robert Patrick]] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist.

		+	== Biography ==
		+	Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world.
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		+	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
		+	He visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there.
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		+	Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199).
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	Theatre programmes of various productions held by [[NELM]].
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−	PATRICK, Robert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) *	+	PATRICK, Robert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[The Space]], 1975), ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) **

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−	PATRICK, Robert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) **	+	PATRICK, Robert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 1979), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) *

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−	(~~19*-~~) American playwright, ~~designer~~ and ~~director~~. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) *	+	PATRICK, Robert [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Patrick_(playwright)] (born September 27, 1937) is an American playwright, poet, lyricist, and short-story writer and novelist. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) **

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−	(19*-) American playwright, designer and director. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[~~Kennedy’s~~ Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[~~Kennedy’s~~ Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) *	+	(19*-) American playwright, designer and director. Grew up in Texas, studied at Eastern New Mexico University and began his career in New York, becoming a prolific writer for Off-Off Broadway theatres, before going to California where he founded La Mama Hollywood. Widely travelled, his works being performed all over the world, he visited South Africa in the 1970s, to direct his play ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' for the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. His energy and experience apparently had a most timulating influence on the artists there. Among his other plays performed in South Africa are ''[[The Arnold Bliss Show]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[My Cup Ranneth Over]]'' ([[The Space]], 197), ''[[The Haunted Host]]'' ([[Fringe]] & [[Market Theatre]], 197), ''[[Kennedy's Children]]'' ([[Eauver the Top]], Muizenberg, 199) *

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