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(19**-) Actress and director. Born in ***, Studied drama at the [[University of Cape Town]]?*. Graduated from [[UCT]], 1979 with BA, & Performance Arts Diploma, Best Actress Fleur de Cap, 1981, won the Most Promising New Actress for the [[AA Mutual Vita Awards]], 1984. | (19**-) Actress and director. Born in ***, Studied drama at the [[University of Cape Town]]?*. Graduated from [[UCT]], 1979 with BA, & Performance Arts Diploma, Best Actress Fleur de Cap, 1981, won the Most Promising New Actress for the [[AA Mutual Vita Awards]], 1984. | ||
| − | + | Worked at [[The Space]] in the 1970s, appearing in ''[[Candaules Commissioner]]'' and ''[[Dolls]]'' (directed by [[Richard Grant]] and [[Michael O’Brien]]), *** Other roles include "Eva" in ''[[Summit Conference]]'' ([[Fleur du Cap Theatre Award]], Best Actress, 1981), "Helen/Sybil" in [[Berkoff]]'s hugely successful and frequently repeated ''[[Decadence]]'' ([[Fleur du Cap Theatre Award]], Best Actress, 1992 - also done 199* and 2003), ''[[Born in the RSA]]'' ([[Simon]] & Co, 1985), As director *** RAMSAY, Fiona. She starred in the [[Roundabout Theatre Company]]’s production of [[Kafka]]’s ''[[Metamorphosis]]'' together with [[Henry Goodman]], [[Steven Berkoff]] and [[Ian Roberts]]. It was directed by [[Richard E. Grant]] and [[Mike O’Brien]] and staged at the [[Market]] in 1980. She starred in [[Pieter Toerien]]’s production of ''[[Agnes of God]]'' together with [[Pauline Bailey]] and [[Lena Ferugia]] which was directed by [[Nikolas Simmonds]] at the [[Baxter]] and the [[Alhambra]] in 1983. She was later replaced by [[Sandra Duncan]] when she opened at the [[Andre Huguenet]] co-starring with [[Richard Haines]] in [[Tom Stoppard]]’s ''[[The Real Thing]]'' which was directed by [[Nikolas Simmonds]] in 1983. She starred in ''[[In praise of Rattigan]]'' together with [[Rex Garner]], [[Jonathan Rands]] and [[Neville Thomas]] with direction by [[Rex Garner]] in 1984. She starred in the [[Baxter]] production of [[Steven Berkoff]]’s ''[[Decadence]]'' together with [[Henry Goodman]] with direction by [[Ron Smerczak]] in 1984. Together with the cast comprising [[Vanessa Cooke]], [[Timmy Kwebulana]], [[Gcina Mhlophe]], [[Terry Norton]], [[Thoko Ntshinga]] and [[Neil McCarthy]], and in collaboration with its director [[Barney Simon]], she helped write ''[[Born in the RSA]]'' which opened at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in August 1985 before moving to the main theatre. She starred in [[Michael Frayn]]’s ''[[Benefactors]]'' which was directed by [[Rex Garner]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] in 1985. She starred in [[Tom Stoppard]]’s ''[[Rough Crossings]]'' at the [[Alhambra]] in 1987. She starred in [[Fred Abrahams]]’s production of ''[[A Midsummer Night’s Dream]]'' at the [[Market]] in 1989. She starred in [[François Swart]]’s production of ''[[As You Like It]]'' in 1989. She starred in [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]]’ ''[[Scorched Earth]]'' in Johannesburg in 1989. She starred in [[Tom Stoppard]]’s ''[[Hapgood]]'' at the [[Alexander]] in 1989. She directed [[Christopher Durang]]’s ''[[Laughing Wild]]'' at the [[Market]] in October 1990. She starred in [[John Guare]]’s ''[[Six Degrees of Separation]]'' in 1992. She starred in [[Steven Berkoff]]’s ''[[Decadence]]'' in 1993. *** ''[[Scorched Earth]]'' ([[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], 1989), ''[[Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 2007) | |
RAMSAY, Fiona, ''[[Metamorphosis]]'', | RAMSAY, Fiona, ''[[Metamorphosis]]'', | ||
Revision as of 06:19, 12 September 2012
Sometimes wrongly written "Fiona Ramsey".
(19**-) Actress and director. Born in ***, Studied drama at the University of Cape Town?*. Graduated from UCT, 1979 with BA, & Performance Arts Diploma, Best Actress Fleur de Cap, 1981, won the Most Promising New Actress for the AA Mutual Vita Awards, 1984. Worked at The Space in the 1970s, appearing in Candaules Commissioner and Dolls (directed by Richard Grant and Michael O’Brien), *** Other roles include "Eva" in Summit Conference (Fleur du Cap Theatre Award, Best Actress, 1981), "Helen/Sybil" in Berkoff's hugely successful and frequently repeated Decadence (Fleur du Cap Theatre Award, Best Actress, 1992 - also done 199* and 2003), Born in the RSA (Simon & Co, 1985), As director *** RAMSAY, Fiona. She starred in the Roundabout Theatre Company’s production of Kafka’s Metamorphosis together with Henry Goodman, Steven Berkoff and Ian Roberts. It was directed by Richard E. Grant and Mike O’Brien and staged at the Market in 1980. She starred in Pieter Toerien’s production of Agnes of God together with Pauline Bailey and Lena Ferugia which was directed by Nikolas Simmonds at the Baxter and the Alhambra in 1983. She was later replaced by Sandra Duncan when she opened at the Andre Huguenet co-starring with Richard Haines in Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing which was directed by Nikolas Simmonds in 1983. She starred in In praise of Rattigan together with Rex Garner, Jonathan Rands and Neville Thomas with direction by Rex Garner in 1984. She starred in the Baxter production of Steven Berkoff’s Decadence together with Henry Goodman with direction by Ron Smerczak in 1984. Together with the cast comprising Vanessa Cooke, Timmy Kwebulana, Gcina Mhlophe, Terry Norton, Thoko Ntshinga and Neil McCarthy, and in collaboration with its director Barney Simon, she helped write Born in the RSA which opened at Upstairs at the Market in August 1985 before moving to the main theatre. She starred in Michael Frayn’s Benefactors which was directed by Rex Garner for Pieter Toerien in 1985. She starred in Tom Stoppard’s Rough Crossings at the Alhambra in 1987. She starred in Fred Abrahams’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Market in 1989. She starred in François Swart’s production of As You Like It in 1989. She starred in Pieter-Dirk Uys’ Scorched Earth in Johannesburg in 1989. She starred in Tom Stoppard’s Hapgood at the Alexander in 1989. She directed Christopher Durang’s Laughing Wild at the Market in October 1990. She starred in John Guare’s Six Degrees of Separation in 1992. She starred in Steven Berkoff’s Decadence in 1993. *** Scorched Earth (Pieter-Dirk Uys, 1989), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Baxter Theatre, 2007)
RAMSAY, Fiona, Metamorphosis, Summit Conference.
Sources
Tucker, 1997
SACD 1981/82;
http://www.whoswho.co.za/fiona-ramsay-5656
http://www.speakeasy.co.za/profile.html
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