First Name
Neil
Last Name
Munro
Date of Birth
01 January 1947
Build
Large
Place of Birth
Musselburgh, Scotland
Star Sign
Capricorn
Ethnicity
White
Gender
Male
Nationality
Canadian
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Neil Munro (born 1947) is a Canadian director, actor and playwright. Born in Musselburgh, Scotland, Munro moved to Toronto at an early age. After graduating from the National Theatre School of Canada in 1967, he quickly established himself as one of the most compelling theatre actors in Canada, performing with Toronto Arts Productions, the National Arts Centre (where he played Hamlet, touring the role nationally), the Citadel Theatre, Theatre Calgary, Tarragon Theatre and the Toronto Free Theatre, as well as at the Shaw Festival and the Stratford Festival. In 1985, Munro decided to retire permanently from acting for the stage, and to concentrate on directing and playwriting, appearing as an actor only occasionally on film, television and radio. His most notable appearances include The Jonah Look (which he also wrote), Beethoven Lives Upstairs (as Beethoven), John and the Missus and Dancing in the Dark (1986). His plays include Bob`s Kingdom (Factory Theatre), Extreme Close Up (Toronto Free Theatre, 1980), an acclaimed adaptation of Shakespeare`s Hamlet, entitled Hamlet`s Room (Theatre Plus, 1991) and, for Shaw Festival in 2005, an adaptation of Georges Feydeau`s C`est une femme du monde called Something on the Side.
In the early 1990s, Munro was invited by Christopher Newton to become Resident Director at Shaw Festival. For that company he has directed many acclaimed and often controversial productions of plays such as Misalliance, The Plough and the Stars, Chaplin (The Trial of Charles Spencer Chaplin, Esq.), Lord of the Flies, Counsellor-at-Law, Saint Joan, The Front Page, The Petrified Forest, Rashomon, Marsh Hay, The Seagull and all of The Shaw`s productions of Granville Barker`s plays, including The Voysey Inheritance, The Marrying of Ann Leete, Rococo, Waste, The Secret Life, His Majesty and The Madras House. Munro has also directed for most of the major English-language theatres in Canada, including Neptune Theatre, Stratford Festival, Citadel Theatre and Canadian Stage Company. Munro has received a Best New Play Dora Award for Bob`s Kingdom and a Best Director Dora Award for Hamlet`s Room. He was also a Chalmers Award nominee for best new play for Extreme Close Up and, as an actor, has won two ACTRA awards.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Munro
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1
Role ID
Actor/Actress
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Date of Death
13 July 2009
Wikipedia Text
Neil Munro (1947– July 13, 2009) was a Canadian director, actor and playwright.
Age
62
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