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GIBSON. William. (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York. Plays include ''The Miracle Worker'', ''Two for a Seesaw'' and ''Golda''. [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]]. He visted South Africa again in 19** when the [[Market Theatre]] ** did his play ''[[Golda]]'' (19**) **??. An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander|Alexander]] in 1982.

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−	[[William Gibson]] . (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York.	+	[[William Gibson]]. (1914-2008) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Gibson_(playwright)]. An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York.

	Plays include ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'', ''[[Two for the Seesaw]]'' and ''[[Golda]]''.		Plays include ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'', ''[[Two for the Seesaw]]'' and ''[[Golda]]''.

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 [[William Gibson]] . (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York.
-Plays include ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'', ''[[Two for a Seesaw]]'' and ''[[Golda]]''.
+Plays include ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'', ''[[Two for the Seesaw]]'' and ''[[Golda]]''.
 [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]].

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−	~~GIBSON.~~ William. (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York. Plays include ''The Miracle Worker'', ''Two for a Seesaw'' and ''Golda''. [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]]. ~~He visted South Africa again in 19 when the [[Market Theatre]] did his play ''[[Golda]]'' (19) ??.~~ An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[Francois Swart\|François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre\|Alexander]] in 1982.	+	[[William Gibson]] . (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York.
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		+	Plays include ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'', ''[[Two for a Seesaw]]'' and ''[[Golda]]''.
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		+	[[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]].
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		+	An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His play ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[Francois Swart\|François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre\|Alexander]] in 1982.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.

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−	GIBSON. William. (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York. Plays include ''The Miracle Worker'', ''Two for a Seesaw'' and ''Golda''. [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]]. He visted South Africa again in 19 when the [[Market Theatre]] did his play ''[[Golda]]'' (19) ??. An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre\|Alexander]] in 1982.	+	GIBSON. William. (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York. Plays include ''The Miracle Worker'', ''Two for a Seesaw'' and ''Golda''. [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]]. He visted South Africa again in 19 when the [[Market Theatre]] did his play ''[[Golda]]'' (19) ??. An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[Francois Swart\|François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre\|Alexander]] in 1982.

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−	GIBSON. William. (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York. Plays include ''The Miracle Worker'', ''Two for a Seesaw'' and ''Golda''. [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]]. He visted South Africa again in 19 when the [[Market Theatre]] did his play ''[[Golda]]'' (19) ??. An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander\|Alexander]] in 1982.	+	GIBSON. William. (1914-) An author of plays, poetry, fiction, and criticism. Born on November 13, 1914 in the Bronx New York. Plays include ''The Miracle Worker'', ''Two for a Seesaw'' and ''Golda''. [[Leonard Schach]] and the [[Cockpit Players]] did his ''[[The Miracle Worker]]'' at the [[Playhouse]] in 1961, starring [[Reinet Maasdorp]] and [[Fiona Fraser]]. He visted South Africa again in 19 when the [[Market Theatre]] did his play ''[[Golda]]'' (19) ??. An Afrikaans translation of this play called ''[[Die Wonderwerk]]'' was staged by [[PACT]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starred [[Diane Britz]] and [[Trix Pienaar]] in 1978. His ''[[Golda]]'', directed by [[Leonard Schach]] and starring [[Thelma Ruby]] was staged at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1978. [[PACT]] staged his ''[[Monday After the Miracle]]'', the sequel to ''The Miracle Worker'' starring [[Sandra Duncan]] and [[Pamela Gien]] with direction by [[François Swart]] at the Pretoria [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre\|Alexander]] in 1982.