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Raymond Benjamin Thomas Hawthorne ONZM (born 3 May 1936) is a New Zealand theatre director, and is regarded as one of the country's most senior performing arts practitioners. Background. Hawthorne grew up in Hawkes Bay. He used to ride a horse to his schooling at Pakipaki School (now Te Kura Pakipaki) and Hastings High School.
- 1950s–present
- Raymond Benjamin Thomas Hawthorne, 3 May 1936 (age 87), Hastings, New Zealand
Overview. Raymond Hawthorne. (b. 1936) Quick Reference. (b. Hastings, New Zealand, 3 May 1936) Actor and director. A member of the New Zealand Players (1955–7), he travelled to London on a government bursary in 1957 and, after ... From: Hawthorne, Raymond in The Continuum Companion to Twentieth Century Theatre » Subjects: Performing arts — Theatre.
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Photo / Jason Oxenham. Grieving father Raymond Hawthorne has spoken out about the need to support troubled relatives or friends, after the shock death of his daughter and actress Sophia....
14 mag 2023 · It was an Auckland professional theatre company which was distinctive for its close engagement with primary and secondary schools. Raymond Hawthorne, the company’s founder and director, was a New Zealander who had gone to England to train with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Raymond Hawthorne. Raymond is one of New Zealand’s most senior practitioners in the Performing Arts arena. His impressive repertoire (now spanning fifty years) commenced in 1955 when he became a member of The New Zealand Players (New Zealand’s first major professional theatre company under the direction of Richard Campion) with whom he ...
6 giu 2014 · Raymond Hawthorne, 50, of no fixed address, admitted controlling a child prostitute for gain. Hawthorne was jailed for 10 years, during a hearing at Bolton Crown Court. In 2004, he was jailed...
