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The previous content was a copyright violation, so I should not restore it. Try looking at http://www.juddwoldin.com/biography.shtml - that's where it was cut n pasted from. But, don't just cut-n-paste again, we can't do that here. [[User:Friday|Friday]] [[User talk:Friday|(talk)]] 17:49, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
The previous content was a copyright violation, so I should not restore it. Try looking at http://www.juddwoldin.com/biography.shtml - that's where it was cut n pasted from. But, don't just cut-n-paste again, we can't do that here. [[User:Friday|Friday]] [[User talk:Friday|(talk)]] 17:49, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
*I just wanted to see what they had written. I will not copy and paste. Thanks for the info [[User:Phaeton23|Phaeton23]] ([[User talk:Phaeton23#top|talk]]) 17:53, 30 August 2010 (UTC)
*I just wanted to see what they had written. I will not copy and paste. Thanks for the info [[User:Phaeton23|Phaeton23]] ([[User talk:Phaeton23#top|talk]]) 17:53, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

== [[Mel Atkey]] ==


Some time ago, you created a Wiki page about me, which I discovered yesterday. I'm highly flattered. I attempted to make some revisions to the page, and it seems this caused it to be deleted. I don't tink I can do anything to reinstate the page, but if you want to, I believe you can. This is how I revised it:
Some time ago, you created a Wiki page about me, which I discovered yesterday. I'm highly flattered. I attempted to make some revisions to the page, and it seems this caused it to be deleted. I don't tink I can do anything to reinstate the page, but if you want to, I believe you can. This is how I revised it:

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  • I apologize. I am getting from an online database of books, and I found that article and it had alot of good information that I thought should be put up here. I can look for the book and buy it and cite it when it comes in. How do you know about Lawson?

Phaeton23 15:04, April 13 2010

Ah, that's a pity. Perhaps there's a library copy you might get hold of? Seems a shame to buy it just for that. Or some clever searching with the snippett view on googlebooks might solve it.

Re: Lawson, I made the stub pages for Processional, Loud Speaker, and The International, having carried around old photocopies of the plays for some years.

  • How did you hear about him? did you read him in high school or college?

Yes, at uni in the states when researching the intersection of modernism and popular theatre forms. Also know him from Blockade and the Theory and Technique of Playwrighting, which I've dipped into a couple of times. DionysosProteus (talk) 20:41, 13 April 2010 (UTC)[reply]

  • I am from the states myself. That's cool though that you learned about him in school because I didn't know about him until I saw his article was a stub and needed work.

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The previous content was a copyright violation, so I should not restore it. Try looking at http://www.juddwoldin.com/biography.shtml - that's where it was cut n pasted from. But, don't just cut-n-paste again, we can't do that here. Friday (talk) 17:49, 30 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Some time ago, you created a Wiki page about me, which I discovered yesterday. I'm highly flattered. I attempted to make some revisions to the page, and it seems this caused it to be deleted. I don't tink I can do anything to reinstate the page, but if you want to, I believe you can. This is how I revised it:

Mel Atkey


Mel Atkey (born 1958) is a Canadian born, English emigrated musical theatre composer and lyricist.

He was born to his father Ken, a painter, and his mother Marion (nee Holmes), a teacher and grew up in Ladner, B.C., where he attended Delta Secondary School. He would go on to attend Langara College.

He has held an assorted amount of positions, starting with being a concert producer for a telethon featuring Tom Northcott, a theatre critic, director of Cabaret and Musical Theater Alliance til 1991, Guild of Canadian Musical Theater Writers, and past member of BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theater Workshop in Toronto.

He has memberships in the Writers' Union of Canada and Mercury Musical Developments.

Mel Atkey has been writing musicals ever since he was in high school in his native Vancouver. He was a finalist for the Musical of the Year competition in Aarhus, Denmark, and his work has been short-listed for the Vivian Ellis Prize, the Quest for New Musicals, the Ken Hill Prize and Musical Stairs. His first musical, Shikara, was produced on radio in Canada. A single was released by singer Janice Jaud of one of the songs, "Far Away", and received airplay across Canada and the U.S. Mel Atkey spent two years as a theatre critic in Vancouver before moving to Toronto to pursue his career as a musical theatre writer. He was commissioned to write songs for CBC Radio, and was a member of the Guild of Canadian Musical Theatre Writers' Lehman Engel Workshop. He was a director of the Cabaret and Musical Theatre Alliance until he moved to London in 1991. He made his New York debut in April 2001 with an off-off-Broadway showcase of O Pioneers! with book by Robert Sickinger. This show was then a finalist for “Stages 2002” at the New Tuners theatre in Chicago. Their second musical, A Little Princess was presented at Wings Theatre in New York in 2003, and his two character musical Perfect Timing, for which he wrote the book as well as music and lyrics, was recently showcased to great acclaim as part of Greenwich Theatre (London)’s Musical Futures series. He wrote the opening number for Janie Dee’s recent critically acclaimed one-woman show. His book When We Both Got to Heaven tells the story of his ancestor James Atkey, who came to Georgian Bay from the Isle of Wight in 1854 as a teacher to the Ojibwa. It was published by Natural Heritage Books, Toronto, in October 2002. A second book, Broadway North: The Dream of a Canadian Musical Theatre was published by Natural Heritage in 2006.



[edit] Works O Pioneers! (2001), musical with music and lyrics by Atkey and a book by Robert Sickinger When We Both Got to Heaven: James Atkey among the Anishnabek at Colpoy's Bay (2002) book A Little Princess (2003), musical with music and lyrics by Atkey and a book by Robert Sickinger Broadway North: The Dream of a Canadian Musical Theater (2006) book His other musicals include Shikara, broadcast on the radio, and Perfect Timing (showcased at Greenwich Theatre, London, 2005). He has written songs for CBC Radio and for Janie Dee.

[edit] References Bibliography Contemporary Authors Online, Detroit: Gale, 2006, ISBN 978-0-7876-3995-2 Broadway North: The Dream of a Canadian Musical Theatre, Toronto: Natural Heritage Books, 2006, ISBN 978-1-8970-4508-4 [edit] External links

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www.melatkey.com You may contact me by email at melatkey@hotmail.com Melatkey (talk) 22:11, 26 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Some time ago, you created a Wiki page about me, which I discovered yesterday. I'm highly flattered. I attempted to make some revisions to the page, and it seems this caused it to be deleted. I don't tink I can do anything to reinstate the page, but if you want to, I believe you can. You may contact me by email at melatkey@hotmail.com. If you go to my webpage www.melatkey.com it may give you some ideas as to how to address the "notability" issue.

Mel Atkey Melatkey (talk) 01:01, 27 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]