BIOGRAPHY
Derek Prouse
Derek Prouse (1922-1996), was a writer and actor known for translating Eugène lonesco’s works, including The Future is in Eggs, The Leader, and, with Donald Watson, The Bérenger Plays-The Killer (1958), Rhinoceros (1959), Exit the King (1962), and A Stroll in the Air (1963). His film and television credits include The Champagne Murders starring Anthony Perkins (1967, writer), Mademoiselle (1966, dialogue director), and the arts series Tempo (1964). Prouse was also a deputy film critic for The Sunday Times in London, covering film festivals and writing articles.