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[[Kenlynn Ashby]] is a choreographer and director. | [[Kenlynn Ashby]] is a choreographer and director. | ||
| − | Also billed as [[Kenlyn Sutherland]] in some cases. | + | Also billed as [[Kenlyn Sutherland]] in some cases after her marriage. |
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| − | + | She was married to choreographer [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] and the couple had two daughters, [[Lisa Mary Sutherland]] and [[Natasha Kate Sutherland]]. | |
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| + | She at one time taught in the Drama Department of the [[University of Natal]], Durban, and choreographed works for the [[Barefoot Dance Company]] founded by [[Jillian Hurst]] and [[Margaret Larlham]] in the 1960s. | ||
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| + | Among the works she directed over the years have included ''[[The Piano Men]]'' (written by [[Wendy Watson]], credited as 1994) , ''[[Sleeping Beauty]]'' (as [[Kenlyn Sutherland]], with [[Steven Stead]], 2007) | ||
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| + | "Durban Theatre Awards Nominations", [[artSMart]] (article published : 2007-11-17)[] | ||
[[Caroline Smart]], 2015. Review of ''Dancing into Being'', ''[[The Witness]]'' (5 February, 2015)[] | [[Caroline Smart]], 2015. Review of ''Dancing into Being'', ''[[The Witness]]'' (5 February, 2015)[] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 30 June 2019
Kenlynn Ashby is a choreographer and director.
Also billed as Kenlyn Sutherland in some cases after her marriage.
She was married to choreographer Geoffrey Sutherland and the couple had two daughters, Lisa Mary Sutherland and Natasha Kate Sutherland.
She at one time taught in the Drama Department of the University of Natal, Durban, and choreographed works for the Barefoot Dance Company founded by Jillian Hurst and Margaret Larlham in the 1960s.
Among the works she directed over the years have included The Piano Men (written by Wendy Watson, credited as 1994) , Sleeping Beauty (as Kenlyn Sutherland, with Steven Stead, 2007)
"Durban Theatre Awards Nominations", artSMart (article published : 2007-11-17)[]
Caroline Smart, 2015. Review of Dancing into Being, The Witness (5 February, 2015)[]
