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He has written at least ten plays, among others ''[[Nemesis]]'', ''[[Iscariot]]'', ''[[The Chosen]]'', ''[[Charade]]'', ''[[Easter Bells]]'', a play for two, ''[[The Revenge]]'', ''[[Encounters at Midnight]]''. | He has written at least ten plays, among others ''[[Nemesis]]'', ''[[Iscariot]]'', ''[[The Chosen]]'', ''[[Charade]]'', ''[[Easter Bells]]'', a play for two, ''[[The Revenge]]'', ''[[Encounters at Midnight]]''. | ||
| − | Mario Schiess also directed some South African feature films: ''[[Bait]]'' (1974), with | + | Mario Schiess also directed some South African feature films: ''[[Bait]]'' (1974), with [[Marius Weyers]], [[Richard Loring]], [[Diane Ridler]] and others; |
==Awards== | ==Awards== | ||
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SCHIESS, Mario (1937-1998) German born playwright, director and producer.
Contents
Biography
Training
Career
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
His most memorable achievement was perhaps his translation (from German), adaptation and direction of Marius Weyers in Kafka's Report to an Academy which played at The Laager in 1979.
He directed Pous Johanna II, Miracle Man, Woman Alone, The Colossus of Brooklyn, Appassionata, My Son, My Son, The Glass Menagerie (1971).
He directed an Afrikaans translation of Equus Upstairs at the Market in 1978.
He has written at least ten plays, among others Nemesis, Iscariot, The Chosen, Charade, Easter Bells, a play for two, The Revenge, Encounters at Midnight.
Mario Schiess also directed some South African feature films: Bait (1974), with Marius Weyers, Richard Loring, Diane Ridler and others;
Awards
Sources
See Gosher, 1988 [TH, JH]
National Arts Festival programme, 1990.
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