丁衣




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丁衣
性别
男
出生
丁克用
(1925-03-12) 1925年3月12日（93歲）
逝世
 中華民國臺灣臺北市
国籍
 中華民國
别名
丁衣
职业
導演、編劇
亲属
唐如韞（妻子）

丁衣（1925年3月12日－），台湾剧作家、文学家，是台湾1950－1960年代著名剧作家[1]。字克用，笔名尼羅，浙江鄞县（今宁波市鄞州区）人[2]。




目录






  • 1 生平


  • 2 著作


  • 3 参考链接


  • 4 外部链接





生平


早年毕业于上海东吴大学，后加入国民党从军[2]。


1948年，随中华民国国军赴台湾，投身军队文宣事业[3]。历任中华民国国防部政治部编导、队长。中国抗日战争期间，历任抗敵演劇演員、組長、隊長[2]。曾任國防部藝術工作總隊編導、研究員，由舞臺演員出道改任編劇[2]。曾任艺工总队《康乐月刊》主编[2]。


退役后致力于文学影视创作。曾制作兼编剧国语电视连续剧《满庭芳》，是一时名片[4]。1969年，获中华民国教育部文艺奖戏剧类奖金奖[4]。曾任中山學術文化基金會戲劇獎[2]。



著作


著有电影剧本10余种，舞台剧30余种，广播剧60余种，电视剧400余种[2]。



  • 话剧《故乡人》，1971年获中山学术文化基金会戏剧奖[4]。

  • 多幕剧《阳春十月》，获台湾新文艺剧作银像奖。

  • 多幕剧《春蚕》，获台湾新文艺剧作银像奖。

  • 舞台剧《天伦梦回》

  • 舞台剧《赤子心》

  • 舞台剧《父母亲大人》

  • 《怒吼吧祖国》

  • 《耕者有其田》

  • 《新群英会》

  • 《小人物家事》

  • 《阳光普照》

  • 《松柏长青》



参考链接





  1. ^ 王鼎钧. 见证台湾广播事业的鼎盛繁荣. 《彼岸雜誌》. [2013年7月10日]. （原始内容存档于2009年1月15日） （中文（简体）‎）. 


  2. ^ 2.02.12.22.32.42.52.6 丁衣. 台湾文学网. [2013年7月10日] （中文（繁體）‎）. 


  3. ^ 丁衣. 台湾大百科全书. [2013年7月10日] （中文（繁體）‎）. 


  4. ^ 4.04.14.2 丁衣. 文化共享. [2013年7月10日] （中文（简体）‎）. 




外部链接



  • 台湾大百科全书：丁衣



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