Linda-Louise Swain

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Linda-Louise Swain (Date of birth: 29th November, 1959) is a "Swinger" actress (ie acts in both professional and amateur roles), and a drama teacher.

Biography

Linda-Louise Swain was born at the Provincial Hospital in Port Elizabeth, the daughter of George and Iris Lillian Swain (nee Page). Her father was a bank manager and her mother was a founder member of the Animal Welfare Society and was very active in community affairs. She was the third eldest child, having two older brothers and one younger sister, Susan. Linda-Louise was educated in Port Elizabeth at the Collegiate School for Girls, first at the Junior School and then at the Senior School. She was first introduced to acting 1974 when she was in Std 5. When the school staged a series of one-act plays when, during the centenary celebrations to mark the founding of the school. She was cast as the school's first headmistress, Miss Virginia Lavinia Isitt.

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