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− | [[Jack Bruton]] was an amateur actor based in Port Elizabeth. | + | [[Jack Bruton]] was an amateur actor based in Port Elizabeth. |
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+ | 1967: President of the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert and Sullivan Society]]. | ||
9 - 23 December, 1967: Acted as "The King" in the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] production of ''[[The King and I]]'' produced by [[Helen Mann]]. | 9 - 23 December, 1967: Acted as "The King" in the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] production of ''[[The King and I]]'' produced by [[Helen Mann]]. |
Latest revision as of 09:40, 5 July 2021
Jack Bruton was an amateur actor based in Port Elizabeth.
Contribution to South African Theatre
1967: President of the Port Elizabeth Gilbert and Sullivan Society.
9 - 23 December, 1967: Acted as "The King" in the Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society production of The King and I produced by Helen Mann.
6 - 19 July, 1968: Played the role of "Stuart Cameron" in Brigadoon, staged by the Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society at the Port Elizabeth Opera House, directed by Helen Mann with musical director Peter K Woolston.
Awards
Sources
The King and I theatre programme, CAPAB 1967.
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