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Louise Mary Page (7 March 1955 – 30 May 2020) was a British playwright.[1][2]
Page was born on 7 March 1955 in London.[2]
Page studied at University College Cardiff (now Cardiff University) and at the University of Birmingham.[2] She was commissioned by the Birmingham Arts Lab, and was Yorkshire Television Fellow at Sheffield University. She was Royal literary Fellow[3] at Leeds Trinity University 2003–04, Edge Hill University,[4] and the Huddersfield University, 2007–2009.
Page was the first Fellow to be placed at the University of Huddersfield; she made a significant contribution to the academic development of many students, particularly in health and social care education, drawing on her personal experience of health and ill-health[5]
Page's legacy was a well-established fellowship which has been continuous since. During her time at Huddersfield her play Salonika was produced at the Leeds Playhouse[6] and she led a creative writing masterclass at the Huddersfield Literary Festival in 2008.[7][circular reference][8]
After Huddersfield she continued to collaborate with the Fellowship coordinator there to produce a Reflective Practice textbook, using a creative, narrative style.[9]
With her husband, Christopher Hawes, Page ran Words4work.[citation needed][10]
Page died of cancer on 30 May 2020, aged 65.[2]
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