Difference between revisions of "Sol Rachilo"
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(1929-) Actor, playwright, poet, drama teacher. ***** A veteran performer from [[Union Artists]]. Helped shape and acted in [[Maishe Maponya]]’s ''[[Gangsters]]'' (1984), playing “Jonathan”. *** | (1929-) Actor, playwright, poet, drama teacher. ***** A veteran performer from [[Union Artists]]. Helped shape and acted in [[Maishe Maponya]]’s ''[[Gangsters]]'' (1984), playing “Jonathan”. *** | ||
| − | He made his professional stage debut in ''[[No Good Friday]]'' in 1958. He was one of the actors in the cast of ''[[Sponono]]'' in 1962. | + | He made his professional stage debut in ''[[No-Good Friday]]'' in 1958. He was one of the actors in the cast of ''[[Sponono]]'' in 1962. |
St [[Dorkay House]] he worked with [[Zakes Mokae]], [[Bess Finney]], [[Ricky Arden]], [[Norah Taylor]] and [[Cecil Williams]]. | St [[Dorkay House]] he worked with [[Zakes Mokae]], [[Bess Finney]], [[Ricky Arden]], [[Norah Taylor]] and [[Cecil Williams]]. | ||
Revision as of 17:31, 17 March 2015
(1929-) Actor, playwright, poet, drama teacher. ***** A veteran performer from Union Artists. Helped shape and acted in Maishe Maponya’s Gangsters (1984), playing “Jonathan”. ***
He made his professional stage debut in No-Good Friday in 1958. He was one of the actors in the cast of Sponono in 1962.
St Dorkay House he worked with Zakes Mokae, Bess Finney, Ricky Arden, Norah Taylor and Cecil Williams.
He starred in the film Game for Vultures, in the SABC 1 drama series Lisenethini
He wrote The Township Housewife (1972).
Born in Pietermaritzburg where his mother was a domestic worker but spent most of his life in Soweto.
Sunday Independent 20 September 1998.
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