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Nola Chilton
Nola Chilton (born 1922) is an American-born Israeli theater director and acting teacher. She is a pioneer of socially engaged theater in Israel. In 2013, Chilton was awarded the Israel Prize for theater. 〔(Staging the Other Israel: The Documentary Theatre of Nola Chilton )〕
==Biography==
Nola Chilton was born in Brooklyn, New York to Jewish immigrants from Odessa. Her mother died of tuberculosis when she was twelve. Her father was a jewelry engraver and food peddler. She studied acting under Lee Strasberg and worked at the Actors Studio, coaching actors and directing. In 1960, she directed an off-off Broadway production of "Dead End," a radical play about the miserable lives of poverty-stricken young people, in which Dustin Hoffman appeared.〔(One woman show at 91: Nola Chilton is not here to appease the audience, Haaretz )〕
In 1963, Chilton immigrated to Israel, settling in Kiryat Gat, then a small town in the northern Negev. She worked briefly for the Cameri Theater but was not enamored with the Tel Aviv scene, which reminded her of what she had left behind. She adopted a 2-year-old girl and moved to the north of the country, first to Kibbutz Ma'agan Michael and then Kibbutz Yasur. She was married to author John Auerbach, who died in 2002. Chilton is now a resident of Kibbutz Sdot Yam.〔
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