Difference between revisions of "Magnifico the Clown"
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{{Character infobox | {{Character infobox | ||
| − | |Image = [[File:Magnifico11.jpg]] | + | |Image = [[File:Magnifico11.jpg|200px]] |
|Name = Magnifico | |Name = Magnifico | ||
|Race = [[Human]] | |Race = [[Human]] | ||
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|Occupation = Actor/musician/singer | |Occupation = Actor/musician/singer | ||
|Religion = Christian | |Religion = Christian | ||
| − | |Status = PC (Living) | + | |Status = PC (Living ''large'') |
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| − | Born in Wallace, son of a seamstress and a soldier of uncertain identity. | + | :Born in Wallace, son of a seamstress and a soldier of uncertain identity. |
;1969 (5): | ;1969 (5): | ||
:Begins performing on the street corners of Wallace. | :Begins performing on the street corners of Wallace. | ||
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:First appearance at the court of Lord William Wallace, entertaining at a feast for emissaries of al-Haz. | :First appearance at the court of Lord William Wallace, entertaining at a feast for emissaries of al-Haz. | ||
;2003 (39): | ;2003 (39): | ||
| − | :Acclaimed triple role of Polonnaise/Rozenstern/Fourteenbrasse in Lord Wallace's Men's production of ''The Tragedie of Hamnet, Prince of Dunmarque''. | + | :Acclaimed triple role of Polonnaise/Rozenstern/Fourteenbrasse in Lord Wallace's Men's production of ''The Pitifull Tragedie of Hamnet, Prince of Dunmarque''. |
;2004 (38): | ;2004 (38): | ||
| − | :Acclaimed role of | + | :Acclaimed role of Asbury in Lord Wallace's Men's production of ''Love's Labour's Won''. |
;2005 (41): | ;2005 (41): | ||
:'''Book I.''' Starring role of Willie Lorax in Lord Strange's Men's production of ''The Death of Marvin Mooneye'', a production that briefly tours western Caithness. Introduced to Brother Mendel, Rainald, Dane and Gabriel by Malcolm, son of Lord Wallace. | :'''Book I.''' Starring role of Willie Lorax in Lord Strange's Men's production of ''The Death of Marvin Mooneye'', a production that briefly tours western Caithness. Introduced to Brother Mendel, Rainald, Dane and Gabriel by Malcolm, son of Lord Wallace. | ||
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;2014 (50): | ;2014 (50): | ||
:'''Book II.''' Recruited for mission to find the missing Lord Wallace. | :'''Book II.''' Recruited for mission to find the missing Lord Wallace. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 22 June 2014
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- 1964
- Born in Wallace, son of a seamstress and a soldier of uncertain identity.
- 1969 (5)
- Begins performing on the street corners of Wallace.
- 1994 (30)
- Firmly established as a street performer of note in Wallace, and as an actor on the legitimate stage.
- 2000 (20)
- First appearance of Magnifico with Lord Wallace's Men. A silent but acclaimed walk-on in the one-act play The Bloodye Murder of the Fowle Prince Romero and His Enormous-Bosomed Wyfe, as Left Bosom.
- 2001 (37)
- First appearance at the court of Lord William Wallace, entertaining at a feast for emissaries of al-Haz.
- 2003 (39)
- Acclaimed triple role of Polonnaise/Rozenstern/Fourteenbrasse in Lord Wallace's Men's production of The Pitifull Tragedie of Hamnet, Prince of Dunmarque.
- 2004 (38)
- Acclaimed role of Asbury in Lord Wallace's Men's production of Love's Labour's Won.
- 2005 (41)
- Book I. Starring role of Willie Lorax in Lord Strange's Men's production of The Death of Marvin Mooneye, a production that briefly tours western Caithness. Introduced to Brother Mendel, Rainald, Dane and Gabriel by Malcolm, son of Lord Wallace.
- 2006 (42)
- The Huallapan Crusade
- 2008 (44)
- Returned from the Crusade; knighted and granted Cawdor Manor. a cattle estate north of Wallace. (The Fall of Cawdor).
- 2014 (50)
- Book II. Recruited for mission to find the missing Lord Wallace.
