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Singer, actor, theatre director.  Appeared in first season of television reality series 'Canadian Idol' .  Instructor at the University of Lethbridge for four years in the Drama Department.  Wrote a weekly column about reality shows for The Daily News (2003-2005).  Former theatre director in Nova Scotia, and co-founder of the independent theatre company, Angels & Heroes.  Won a Merritt Award for Emerging Theatre Artist in 2007.  Artistic Associate for Lethbridge-based Theatre Outré for four years.  Interim Theatre Director at Ship's Company Theatre in Nova Scotia since 2019.  
 
Singer, actor, theatre director.  Appeared in first season of television reality series 'Canadian Idol' .  Instructor at the University of Lethbridge for four years in the Drama Department.  Wrote a weekly column about reality shows for The Daily News (2003-2005).  Former theatre director in Nova Scotia, and co-founder of the independent theatre company, Angels & Heroes.  Won a Merritt Award for Emerging Theatre Artist in 2007.  Artistic Associate for Lethbridge-based Theatre Outré for four years.  Interim Theatre Director at Ship's Company Theatre in Nova Scotia since 2019.  
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* [[Reality Television and the LGBTQ Community]]
  
 
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==Further Reading/Research==

Latest revision as of 14:46, 14 July 2020

Richie Wilcox

Country

Canada

Birth - Death

1980 -

Occupation

Entertainment

Description

Singer, actor, theatre director. Appeared in first season of television reality series 'Canadian Idol' . Instructor at the University of Lethbridge for four years in the Drama Department. Wrote a weekly column about reality shows for The Daily News (2003-2005). Former theatre director in Nova Scotia, and co-founder of the independent theatre company, Angels & Heroes. Won a Merritt Award for Emerging Theatre Artist in 2007. Artistic Associate for Lethbridge-based Theatre Outré for four years. Interim Theatre Director at Ship's Company Theatre in Nova Scotia since 2019.

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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