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| − | [[Moira Fine]] (19*- 1991) Producer. Also credited as Moyra Fine. | + | #REDIRECT [[Moyra Fine]] |
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| − | == Biography ==
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| − | === Youth ===
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| − | === Training ===
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| − | === Career ===
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| − | ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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| − | She was one of the founding fund-raisers for The [[Space Theatre]] and remained its bastion through its seven year life. Together with [[Rob Amato]] she carried on the theatre, now known as The [[People's Space]] after its creators left for London.
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| − | Her production company, [[Volute Productions]], staged [[Keith Grenville]]’s ''[[Not About Heroes]]'', at the [[Baxter Theatre]] and [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1986. [[Barney Simon]] directed David Lan’s ''[[Flight]]'' for her at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1988. Other memorable productions were ''[[Gulls]]'', ''[[West]]'' and ''[[Trafford Tanzil]]''.
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| − | Together with [[The Company]] she presented William Nicholson’s ''[[Shadowlands]]'' at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1991. This proved to be her last venture as she died of cancer in August of that same year.
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| − | == Awards, etc ==
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| − | == Sources ==
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| − | [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
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| − | ''Shadowlands'' theatre programme, 1991.
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