Graham Scott

Graham Scott (19*-2021). Musical director and conductor.

Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

He was resident conductor for NAPAC for several years.

He worked on several productions as musical director/conductor, including:

1978: Oh What a Lovely War! (CAPAB)

1982: The King and I (CAPAB)

1986: Christian! (NAPAC)

1987: My Fair Lady (NAPAC)

1987: Every Good Boy Deserves Favour (Loft Theatre Company)

1989: Candide (NAPAC, CAPAB)

1990: Queen at the Opera (NAPAC)

1991: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (CAPAB, [[NAPAC], PACT, PACOFS)

1992 : Gigi (PACT)

1993: Me and My Girl (State Theatre)

1996: The Sound of Music (CAPAB)

1997: Into the Woods (Cape Town Opera)

2001: Love and Green Onions (Cape Town Opera

2004: La Bohème (Black Tie Ensemble)

2005: Valley Song (Cape Town Opera)

2005: Gianni Schicchi (Black Tie Ensemble)

2006: Four Opera Vignettes (Black Tie Ensemble)

2015: Words from a Broken String (Gauteng Opera)

2015: Hani (Gauteng Opera)

2015: Tronkvoël (Gauteng Opera)

Dates unknown: Snoopy!!!, The Pirates of Penzance (NAPAC), The Great Waltz (NAPAC).

Awards, etc.

He won a Durban Theatre Award in 2007.

Sources

Tucker, 1997.

http://www.grahamscott.co.za/biography.php

https://www.facebook.com/KZNPhilharmonicDurban/posts/i-was-saddened-to-hear-about-the-sudden-passing-away-of-conductor-graham-scottgr/1957144971132806/

Various entries in the NELM catalogue.

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