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| − | (b. 1929 - *) Academic, poet, short-story writer, dramatist and actor. Born in London but immigrated to South Africa in 1938. He was educated at the Universities of Witwatersrand and Edinburgh, and later became Professor of English at Rhodes University. He has indicated that his close interest in theatre is a direct result of his association with [[Athol Fugard]]. Founder and close associate of the [[Ikhwezi Players]] and the author of eight plays, all of which have been performed, including the one-act plays ''[[Job Mava]]'' (co-written with [[Ikhwezi Players]], perf 1972/3, pub 1980/81) and [[Celebration]] (perf. [[Rhodes University]] 1966). As an actor he appeared in ''[[The Mind Mirror]]'' staged i.a. at** and [[The Space]], (197*) He wrote ''[[A Winter Vacation]]'', directed by [[François Swart]] for [[PACT]] at the [[Arena]] in 1970. | + | (b. 1929 - *) Academic, poet, short-story writer, dramatist and actor. Born in London but immigrated to South Africa in 1938. He was educated at the Universities of Witwatersrand and Edinburgh, and later became Professor of English at Rhodes University. He has indicated that his close interest in theatre is a direct result of his association with [[Athol Fugard]]. Founder and close associate of the [[Ikhwezi Players]] and the author of eight plays, all of which have been performed, including the one-act plays ''[[Job Mava]]'' (co-written with [[Ikhwezi Players]], perf 1972/3, pub 1980/81) and [[Celebration]] (perf. [[Rhodes University]] 1966). As an actor he appeared in ''[[The Mind Mirror]]'' staged i.a. at** and [[The Space]], (197*) He wrote a one-act play ''[[The Third Degree]]'' (1967), ''[[A Winter Vacation]]'', directed by [[François Swart]] for [[PACT]] at the [[Arena]] in 1970. In 1970 he also wrote ''[[In the Dawn Wind]]''. |
== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
Tucker, 1997, Gosher, 1988 [JH] | Tucker, 1997, Gosher, 1988 [JH] | ||
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Revision as of 15:59, 26 May 2014
(b. 1929 - *) Academic, poet, short-story writer, dramatist and actor. Born in London but immigrated to South Africa in 1938. He was educated at the Universities of Witwatersrand and Edinburgh, and later became Professor of English at Rhodes University. He has indicated that his close interest in theatre is a direct result of his association with Athol Fugard. Founder and close associate of the Ikhwezi Players and the author of eight plays, all of which have been performed, including the one-act plays Job Mava (co-written with Ikhwezi Players, perf 1972/3, pub 1980/81) and Celebration (perf. Rhodes University 1966). As an actor he appeared in The Mind Mirror staged i.a. at** and The Space, (197*) He wrote a one-act play The Third Degree (1967), A Winter Vacation, directed by François Swart for PACT at the Arena in 1970. In 1970 he also wrote In the Dawn Wind.
Sources
Tucker, 1997, Gosher, 1988 [JH]
A Winter Vacation programme notes, 1970.
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