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Her first professional production was ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'' directed by [[Richard Loring]]. | Her first professional production was ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'' directed by [[Richard Loring]]. | ||
| − | Lydia is a founder member of the all-girl a | + | Lydia is a founder member of the all-girl a cappella group Cutt Glas. She has performed in pantomimes, has appeared in various TV productions and has worked with [[Nataniel]] on several shows. |
Other work includes the [[Kevin Feather]] revue ''Pure Diamond'' and the cabaret ''Head On'' directed by [[Sandra Prinsloo]]. | Other work includes the [[Kevin Feather]] revue ''Pure Diamond'' and the cabaret ''Head On'' directed by [[Sandra Prinsloo]]. | ||
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Lydia vom Hagen (19**-) Actress, singer.
Contents
Biography
Lydia was born and raised in Pretoria.
Training
She has a Drama Diploma from the Pretoria Technikon.
Career
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Her first professional production was Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat directed by Richard Loring.
Lydia is a founder member of the all-girl a cappella group Cutt Glas. She has performed in pantomimes, has appeared in various TV productions and has worked with Nataniel on several shows.
Other work includes the Kevin Feather revue Pure Diamond and the cabaret Head On directed by Sandra Prinsloo.
Awards, etc
She won the Lilian Solomon Award for Best Actress while at Pretoria Technikon.
She was nominated for a Vita Award (Free State region) as Best Actress for her role in Head On (1995).
Sources
Beeld 28 March 1995.
Pure Diamond programme notes, 1997.
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