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Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin|The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978). | Stage roles include ''[[The Wages of Sin|The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework]]'' ([[The Space]], 1978). | ||
| − | His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Schisstirrer]] in productions such as ''[[Operation Offensive!]]''. | + | His key creation as satirist has been [[Major Schisstirrer]] in productions such as ''[[Operation Offensive!]]'' and ''[[Quo Vadis: Schisstirrer]]''. |
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| + | He wrote ''[[Spectacles]]'', ''[[African Star! - The Will Schreiner Story]]'' and ''[[Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi]]'' (2003). | ||
In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''. | In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of [[Athol Fugard]]'s ''[[Valley Song]]''. | ||
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Revision as of 08:57, 6 July 2016
Guy Willoughby (1956-2009) Satirist, performer, playwright, critic, academic, journalist, lecturer, and commentator.
Contents
Biography
Guy was married to Finuala Dowling.
Youth
Training
He is a graduate of the University of Cape Town.
Career
Guy has taught Englsih in Cape Town since 1981. He has presented occasional comic pieces at various venues and in 1981-1982 assisted in establishing the Glass Theatre Experimental Group in Cape Town. Guy has written for the Bloody Horse, Frontline Magazine and The Argus newspaper group and was an occasional book reviewer for SABC.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
He produced and directed Oscar Wilde's The Canterville Ghost (1982) and King Lear (1984) for Milnerton High School Players.
Stage roles include The Wages of Sin / Perfidious Piecework (The Space, 1978).
His key creation as satirist has been Major Schisstirrer in productions such as Operation Offensive! and Quo Vadis: Schisstirrer.
He directed Die Vals Duet (KKNK 1999).
He wrote Spectacles, African Star! - The Will Schreiner Story and Church Full Of Light: Kereke Ya Lesedi (2003).
In 2005 he wrote the libretto for the opera version of Athol Fugard's Valley Song.
Awards, etc
Sources
Operation Offensive! pamphlet.
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