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(19**-19**) Actress and professional director. ** On occasion worked with the Johannesburg REPS. *** In 1944 she and Margaret Inglis founded their own theatre company, the Munro-Inglis Company. First production of their new company was My Sister Eileen by ****. Produced by and starring Nan Munro and Margaret Inglis 1944. The Munro-Inglis Company staged their last Standard Theatre production, Somerset Maugham's Lady Frederick starring Siegfried Mynhardt in 1947. She starred in Margaret Inglis’ production of The Importance of Being Earnest for NAPAC in Durban post 1962. ***
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(Binge, 19**; Du Toit, 1988; Tucker, 1997) [TH, JH]
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