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− | + | [[Lisa-Maria Fugard]]. (born 1961). Actress, writer. | |
== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
+ | She is the daughter of [[Athol Fugard]] ans [[Sheila Meiring]]. | ||
+ | Her novel ''Skinner's Drift'' was published in Johannesburg by Picador Africa in 2005. | ||
== Training == | == Training == | ||
− | She studied drama for a year at Rhodes University before moving to America to follow an acting course at the Actors' and Directors' Lab in New York. There she played Pitty in Steve Gooch's ''[[Female Transport]]''. | + | She studied drama for a year at Rhodes University (1979) before moving to America to follow an acting course at the Actors' and Directors' Lab in New York. There she played Pitty in Steve Gooch's ''[[Female Transport]]''. |
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==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== | ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== | ||
Her professional debut was as Sissy in ''[[People are Living There|Daar Leef Mense Daar]], 1982. | Her professional debut was as Sissy in ''[[People are Living There|Daar Leef Mense Daar]], 1982. | ||
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Lisa-Maria Fugard. (born 1961). Actress, writer.
Contents
Biography
She is the daughter of Athol Fugard ans Sheila Meiring.
Her novel Skinner's Drift was published in Johannesburg by Picador Africa in 2005.
Training
She studied drama for a year at Rhodes University (1979) before moving to America to follow an acting course at the Actors' and Directors' Lab in New York. There she played Pitty in Steve Gooch's Female Transport.
Career
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Her professional debut was as Sissy in Daar Leef Mense Daar, 1982.
Awards, etc
Sources
Daar Leef Mense Daar programme, 1982.
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