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Contents
Biography
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
The Phantom of the Opera = The Phantom of the Opera the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe. (1986), lighting designer John T. Baker starring Jeremy Crutchley, Claire Berlein, Robert Finlayson.
Separate Tables at the Hofmeyr Theatre, November 1958. In the cast were Connie Dix-Hart, Jane Fenn, Nigel Hawthorne, Margaret Inglis, [[John McKelvey ...18 August to 1 September, starring Belinda Koning, Mark Hoeben, Claire Berlein, Sue Mitchell and other students of the department.
Chicago,Annie, Liza French (June), Ingride Mollison (Hunyak), Claire Robins (Mona), Jean Dell (Matron), Peter J. Elliott (Billy Flynn)
Run for Your WifeMichael Richard, Louise Saint Claire, Clare Marshall, Errol Hart, British actor Mark Hardy, Paul Abrams, George Korelin and [[Rex Garner]] ESAT Bibliography H-Hat Hart, Sheena 1988. Standard Bank [[National Arts Festival|Festival of the Arts Hartshorne, Claire Jeanine 1988. An exploration of the use of specific drama therapy techniq
Awards, etc
Sources
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