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Mark Robson

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Mark Robson was an American theatre director, numismatist, professor and playwright.

Mark B. Robson is a Scottish-born American writer, playwright, theatre actor, theatre director, and former professor. He lives in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Biography During his years at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Robson played soccer and coached the men's soccer team to its first conference championship (Louisiana Regional Soccer League). Robson holds a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (formerly known as the University of Southwestern Louisiana), received in 1984 under Paul T. Nolan. His thesis was titled, Henry Fielding: the playwright. As a playwright, director, and actor, he was involved in dozens of productions in Louisiana, and across the United States. Several of his one-act plays were performed in an Off-Off Broadway theater in New York (1984),

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University of Louisiana at Lafayette
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Mark B. Robson

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American writer

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Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mark Robson

· Wikidata: Q6769481

· DBpedia: Mark Robson (American writer)

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