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− | (19**-) Actor, lyricist and theatre critic. | + | [[Herbert Kretzmer]] (19**-) Actor, lyricist and theatre critic. |
− | A member of the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society|Johannesburg REPS]]. Had roles in **, ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' ([[Pretoria Opera House]] and the [[Wits Great Hall]], 1949). [[Herbert Kretzmer|Kretzmer]] also composed five songs for the [[Leon Gluckman]] staged revue ''[[Xmas Box]]'' (1949). | + | Biography |
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+ | Born in Kroonstad, worked in Johannesburg in the late 1940s and 1950s. | ||
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+ | A member of the [[Johannesburg Repertory Society|Johannesburg REPS]]. Had roles in **, ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' ([[Pretoria Opera House]] and the [[Wits Great Hall]], 1949). | ||
+ | [[Herbert Kretzmer|Kretzmer]] also composed five songs for the [[Leon Gluckman]] staged revue ''[[Xmas Box]]'' (1949). | ||
Under the name of [[Herbert Kentish]] he was also the Drama critic for the [[Sunday Express]]. | Under the name of [[Herbert Kentish]] he was also the Drama critic for the [[Sunday Express]]. |
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Herbert Kretzmer (19**-) Actor, lyricist and theatre critic.
Biography
Born in Kroonstad, worked in Johannesburg in the late 1940s and 1950s.
A member of the Johannesburg REPS. Had roles in **, Romeo and Juliet (Pretoria Opera House and the Wits Great Hall, 1949). Kretzmer also composed five songs for the Leon Gluckman staged revue Xmas Box (1949).
Under the name of Herbert Kentish he was also the Drama critic for the Sunday Express.
Later settled in London and worked for the Daily Express. He also went on to reach fame as a lyricist, writing the words for the musical Les Miserables.
Sources
Tucker, 1997.
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