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Rex Cramphorn
Rex Roy Cramphorn (sometimes identified by the variant Cramphorne) (10 January 1941 – 22 November 1991) was an Australian theatre director, costume designer, theatre critic, theorist and translator, active in the 1970s and 1980s.
== Freelance director and theatre critic ==
Cramphorn was one of a generation of theatre directors who emerged in Australia in the 1960s. He aspired to establish a permanent Australian performance ensemble, multi-skilled and committed, such as had been done by the Polish theatre guru Jerzy Grotowski with whom he worked for a time, but there was not the population, the assured funding nor the interest in Cramphorn’s preference for non-commercial projects to achieve this. As a freelance director he was involved in some 55 theatre productions around Australia in the 1970s and 1980s. The best were said to be the equal of any Grotowski production; in others it was evident that Cramphorn seemed to demand almost as much of his audience as he did of his players.〔Louis Nowra, in Maxwell, Ian (Ed.), Raffish Experiment, A, 2009, p 335〕 In a 1973 interview, Cramphorn described the kind of productions he hoped to create: -
As a theatre critic during the early 1970s, Cramphorn contributed 110 theatre reviews to several newspapers.〔Ian Maxwell,(ed.) ''Raffish Experiment, A'', 2009〕 In these forthright, uncompromising and scholarly reviews, Cramphorn indicated initially that there was little that pleased him in the Sydney theatre scene, a view summarised by his metaphor ‘a withering mistletoe on our gum-tree culture’.〔Rex Cramphorn, ''The Bulletin'', 3 January 1970〕 He hailed, however, the emergence of new talents such at Louis Nowra and John Bell.
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