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FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There's A Girl In My Soup]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide

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−	~~FRISBY,~~ Terence (~~1938~~-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[~~There’s~~ a Girl in My Soup ]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40 years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide	+	[[Terence Frisby]] (1932-) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terence_Frisby]. London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist.
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		+	Best known as the author of the play ''[[There's a Girl in My Soup]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40 years.
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		+	His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide.

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−	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There’s a Girl in My Soup ]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over ~~40m~~ years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide	+	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There’s a Girl in My Soup ]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40 years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide

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−	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There’s a Girl in My Soup ]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide	+	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There’s a Girl in My Soup ]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide

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−	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[~~There's A~~ Girl In My Soup]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide	+	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There’s a Girl in My Soup ]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide

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−	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There's A Girl In My Soup]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide	+	FRISBY, Terence (1938-) London-based actor, director, producer, playwright and novelist. Best known as the author of the play ''[[There's A Girl In My Soup]]''. Played leads and directed in the West End, Young Vic and all over the country for over 40m years. His most noted presentation as producer was the South African, multi-award-winning ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' at the Criterion Theatre in 1983, subsequently off-Broadway and worldwide