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Renee Taylor (writer)
Renée Gertrude Taylor, ONZM (born 1929), is a feminist writer and playwright from New Zealand. Renée is of Māori (Ngāti Kahungunu), Irish, English, and Scottish ancestry. She is known mononymously as Renée. Renée has described herself as a ''lesbian feminist with socialist working-class ideals''.〔() New Zealand Book Council. Retrieved 9 November 2009〕 She wrote her first play ''Setting the Table'' in 1981. Many of her plays have been published, with extracts included in ''Intimate Acts'', a collection of lesbian plays published by Brito and Lair, New York.
==Early Life and Education==
Renée was born in Napier, New Zealand. She attended Greenmeadows School in Hawke’s Bay.
I liked school. I got a lot of approval there. Except when it came to sport. I was uninterested. I preferred to read...My interest in theatre started at school. They used to have a concert every year. The first half would be items by individuals or groups and the second half would be a play. I was in two or three plays and I loved it. I loved being someone else even if it was only for a short time.
Renée left school at the age of 12 to work in the local woollen mills and then a printing factory.
In 1979, Renée completed a Bachelor of Arts at Auckland University. Completed over ten years, much of her B.A. was gained through extramural study from Massey University.
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