The History of Production of the Works of Harold Pinter
Jill Gascoine (1937 - 2020)
Ms Jill Gascoine (Female)
Nationality: British
Born: 11 April 1937 Confidence Level
Died: 28 April 2020
Actor and novelist. Beginning her career as a dancer in revue and cabaret, Gascoine was one of the founding members of the Living Theatre in Leicester (with Derrick Goodwin) before going on to join the Dundee Repertory Theatre. She is perhaps best known for her television roles in the 1980s series The Gentle Touch and the later spin-off series, C.A.T.S. Eyes.
Training and Education
Drama school
Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts (Training & Education | Est. 1911)
23 Goswell Rd, London EC1M 7AJ, England
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Productions
Last to Go / Five and a Bit (The Living Theatre) (1961)
Creative | Director
Notes: 'devised and directed by'
Trouble in the Works / Five and a Bit (The Living Theatre) (1961)
Creative | Director
Notes: 'devised and directed by'
Black and White / Five and a Bit (The Living Theatre) (1961)
Creative | Director
Notes: 'devised and directed by'
Appears In
The Homecoming (Citizens) (1969)
Ruth (The Homecoming) (Age: early thirties, Female)
Performer
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Sources
Theatre Programme for The Homecoming (1969)
Theatre Programme
Archival materials
Details of Gascoine's biography have been taken from the programme for the Citizen's 1968 production of The Caretaker, held in the Citizens Theatre Collection, Scottish Theatre Archives, University of Glasgow Special Collections, item GB 247 STA Ex 19.
Aidan Smith, 'Thanks for the Memories - Jill Gascoine Interview'
https://www.scotsman.com/lifestyle-2-15039/thanks-for-the-memories-jill-gascoine-interview-1-1435415
URL
Aidan Smith, 'Thanks for the Memories - Jill Gascoine Interview', The Scotsman, 1 August 2008.