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Stage actor, television director and producer, filmwriter, biographer, and author. Brabazon worked as a professional stage actor in England for several years before moving behind the scenes as a television director and producer in the mid-1950s. He began his writing career working as an advertising copywriter for a few years before offering his first stage play, People of Nowhere, to a London audience in 1959. That was the same year that Associated Rediffusion Television broadcast his first television play, Notes for a Love-Song. Brabazon devoted most of his professional career to television as a producer and director for British networks such as Granada, London Weekend Television, and the British Broadcasting Corporation, and also as a filmwriter, including his work as coauthor of the screenplay for the award-winning film Lost in Siberia (1991). |
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John Anderson - Lighting Operator / Technician
Robin Haliburton - Actor, Wardrobe Master / Mistress
Helen Norris - Lighting Operator / Technician
Fred Olsson - Properties Master / Mistress
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