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Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]] | Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]] | ||
Revision as of 17:05, 4 May 2024
WILLIAMS, Robin (1952- ). South African actress, theatre director and educationist.
Contents
Biography
Born Robin Emslie in East London, daughter of a well-known theatrical parents, Neil Emslie and Pam Emslie.
Youth
Training
Robin trained as a teacher at the Teacher's Training College in Grahamstown.
Career
Former Subject Head of Speech and Drama/Dramatic Arts/Arts and Culture at the Theodor Herzl High School in Port Elizabeth.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Productions, as actress, include: Showboat (Julie); Oklahoma! (Laurey); My Fair Lady (Eliza); My Fair Lady (Mrs Higgins); Oliver! (Nancy); Camelot (Guinevere); The Sound of Music (Elsa); The Pajama Game Babe); Separate Tables; The Happy Apple; A Midsummer Night's Dream (Titania); Twelfth Night (Viola); Witness for the Prosecution (Romaine); Shadowlands (Joy); King Lear (Cordelia); Lettice and Lovage (Lettice); Wait Until Dark (Suzy); The Lion in Winter (Alais).
Director of productions for, inter alia, the Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society.
Productions, as director, include: Oliver; Evita (2000); Annie Get Your Gun; The Wizard of Oz; Romeo and Juliet; Electra; The King and I; Gigi; The Boyfriend; Orpheus Descending; Grease (2001); Oklahoma!; Chicago; Sweet Charity; The Sound of Music; Fiddler on the Roof; Cabaret; Footloose (2007); Guys and Dolls (2008); Oklahoma! (2011); Fiela’s Child - The Musical (2011 and 2012); The Caucasian Chalk Circle; Equus; Evita (2012).
Awards, etc
Sources
Correspondence with Robin Williams, October 2014.
My Fair Lady programme, 1976.
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