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− | First appeared in July 1973, founded and published by [[Michael Brooke]]. Based on the example of the London publication The Spotlight, the first volume contained 182 entries. By 1981 it had changed its name to '''The Limelight''' and contained 285 actors, 259 actresses as well as agents, casting directors, talent agencies, etc. | + | First appeared in July 1973, founded and published by [[Michael Brooke]]. Based on the example of the London publication The Spotlight, the first volume contained 182 entries. By 1981 it had changed its name to '''The Limelight''' and contained 285 actors, 259 actresses as well as agents, casting directors, talent agencies, etc. |
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== The Limelight Press == | == The Limelight Press == |
Revision as of 10:19, 9 December 2010
Contents
The South African Casting Directory
First appeared in July 1973, founded and published by Michael Brooke. Based on the example of the London publication The Spotlight, the first volume contained 182 entries. By 1981 it had changed its name to The Limelight and contained 285 actors, 259 actresses as well as agents, casting directors, talent agencies, etc.
- first called Limelight in 1975/76 issue****
The Limelight Press
The Limelight Casting Directory
Contacts
Return to South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc
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