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He directed ''[[My Fair Lady]]'', for G & S, and played Jaques in Shakespeare’s ''[[As You Like It]]''. Apart from directing the two G & S presentations, he choreographed them as well. | He directed ''[[My Fair Lady]]'', for G & S, and played Jaques in Shakespeare’s ''[[As You Like It]]''. Apart from directing the two G & S presentations, he choreographed them as well. | ||
His first venture onto the stage was as a Highland dancer. This led to his first major acting role in [[Brigadoon]], Lerner and Loewe's Scots fantasy which [[Helen Mann]] directed in 1968. | His first venture onto the stage was as a Highland dancer. This led to his first major acting role in [[Brigadoon]], Lerner and Loewe's Scots fantasy which [[Helen Mann]] directed in 1968. | ||
| − | He also starred in the pantomime ''[[Ali Baba]]'', ''[[The Crucible]]'', he | + | He also starred in the pantomime ''[[Ali Baba]]'', ''[[The Crucible]]'', he portrayed Romeo in the 1980's production at [[Mannville Open-air Theatre]] of ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]''. |
== Awards, etc == | == Awards, etc == | ||
Revision as of 17:01, 4 June 2018
Trevor Hicks was a well-known Port Elizabeth amateur actor and producer who alternated between the two roles.
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Biography
Trevor Hicks played the part of David Askelon in Helen Mann's production of Peter Shaffer's philosophical drama, Shrivings, played the stammering Duke of York in Lorna Levenson's production of the abdication play, Crown Matrimonial for PEMADS, directed and played one of the leads in Gilbert and Sullivan's The Bog Friend and played Puck in Helen Mann's 1982 A Midsummer Night's Dream. He directed My Fair Lady, for G & S, and played Jaques in Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Apart from directing the two G & S presentations, he choreographed them as well. His first venture onto the stage was as a Highland dancer. This led to his first major acting role in Brigadoon, Lerner and Loewe's Scots fantasy which Helen Mann directed in 1968. He also starred in the pantomime Ali Baba, The Crucible, he portrayed Romeo in the 1980's production at Mannville Open-air Theatre of Romeo and Juliet.
Awards, etc
Sources
Evening Post, June 24, 1983.
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