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| − | She was born in Johannesburg to British parents, | + | She was born in Johannesburg to British parents. She initially worked as a trainee designer for a soft furnishings company before enrolling in a training course to become a professional actor on stage, film and TV. She attended the University of Cape Town for a drama course, and did some local stage work during the 1970s, before moving to the UK in 1980, where she forged a successful career as an actor on stage, film and TV under the name [[Diana Kent]]. |
For more on her British career, see her website at http://diana.dclough.org/?page_id=21. | For more on her British career, see her website at http://diana.dclough.org/?page_id=21. | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 10 June 2020
Diana Cox (19**-). Actress.
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Biography
She was born in Johannesburg to British parents. She initially worked as a trainee designer for a soft furnishings company before enrolling in a training course to become a professional actor on stage, film and TV. She attended the University of Cape Town for a drama course, and did some local stage work during the 1970s, before moving to the UK in 1980, where she forged a successful career as an actor on stage, film and TV under the name Diana Kent.
For more on her British career, see her website at http://diana.dclough.org/?page_id=21.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Diana has performed in The Tempest, Death of a Salesman (PACT as Jenny, 1975), Conspiracy (PACT 1976, as 2nd reporter), Veronica's Room at Durban's New Lyric Theatre, Grease (1977) and in The Killing of Sister George (Baxter Theatre 1979).
In the UK she appeared in two plays with South African connections, the British premiere of the Pieter-Dirk Uys play Panorama and Bitter Milk (David Clough, 1983).
On televison she played "Wendy McRae" in The Villagers and "Lucy" (?) in The Settlers (SABC TV miniseries).
Sources
SACD 1975/76; 1977/78; 1978/79.
Grease programme notes.
http://diana.dclough.org/?page_id=21
E-mail correspondence from David Clough (13 November, 2019)
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