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(19**-) Biographer, playwright and screenwriter. | (19**-) Biographer, playwright and screenwriter. | ||
| − | Born Ronald (Ronnie) Horwitz in Cape Town**. The Cape Town dance critic [[Eve Borland]]) is his sister. He attended the Seapoint Boys’ High School. In 1951 he went on a theatre tour to England with [[Leonard Schach]], and then moved to England. In 1959, he married Natasha Riehle (1938-2013), a descendant of Russian nobility. They had three children: Antony (born 1960), Deborah (born 1963), and Alexandra (born 1966). [9]he trained at **** . In | + | Born Ronald (Ronnie) Horwitz in Cape Town**. The Cape Town dance critic [[Eve Borland]]) is his sister. He attended the Seapoint Boys’ High School. In 1951 he went on a theatre tour to England with [[Leonard Schach]], and then moved to England. In 1959, he married Natasha Riehle (1938-2013), a descendant of Russian nobility. They had three children: Antony (born 1960), Deborah (born 1963), and Alexandra (born 1966). [9]he trained at **** . In England he worked in theatre, among others with Sir [[Donald Wolfit]] (whose biography he wrote) and became a well known writer. |
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His plays include: ''[[The Dresser]]'' (19**), *** ??? *** , ''[[Taking Sides]]''. | His plays include: ''[[The Dresser]]'' (19**), *** ??? *** , ''[[Taking Sides]]''. | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 11:49, 15 February 2014
(19**-) Biographer, playwright and screenwriter.
Born Ronald (Ronnie) Horwitz in Cape Town**. The Cape Town dance critic Eve Borland) is his sister. He attended the Seapoint Boys’ High School. In 1951 he went on a theatre tour to England with Leonard Schach, and then moved to England. In 1959, he married Natasha Riehle (1938-2013), a descendant of Russian nobility. They had three children: Antony (born 1960), Deborah (born 1963), and Alexandra (born 1966). [9]he trained at **** . In England he worked in theatre, among others with Sir Donald Wolfit (whose biography he wrote) and became a well known writer.
His plays
His plays include: The Dresser (19**), *** ??? *** , Taking Sides.
A number of his plays were performed in South Africa.
Sources
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Harwood
Tucker, 1997
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