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Luc Albinski makes his playwriting debut with Nobody Told Me, bringing to life a powerful story rooted in his family’s history. With a deep passion for historical narratives and personal stories, Luc has poured years of meticulous research into this work, uncovering the remarkable courage of his grandmother who saved lives in the Warsaw Ghetto. His dedication to authenticity and emotional depth shines through in this compelling theatrical experience that honors the voices of those who came before.

Renos Nicos Spanoudes holds the Degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Education, Honours and Masters from Wits University. He is currently Head of Arts and Culture and Dramatic Arts at King David High School Victory Park. On Hellenic Radio, 1422MW, he also presents a weekly programme, SATURDAY’S ROLE WITH RENO, on the arts industry including interviews with practitioners spanning theatre, movies, art, dance, crafts, music, creative writing and wellness. He has received local and international accolades for his plays, poetry, directing and acting – Verwoerd’s Assassin, Dimitri Tsafendas in ‘Strange Lands’ by Professor Anton Krueger, Advocate George Bizos in ‘Rivonia Trial’ by Aubrey Sekhabi and Paul Grootboom and the SA Greek Cypriot diasporan themed pieces he penned, ‘The Apple Tree’, ‘Soil’ and ‘Broken Plates’, to name but a few. His directing accolades include Gilan Gork’s ‘The Mentalist’, Taryn Papadopoulos Louch in Irene Stephanou’s ‘Meze, Mira and Make-Up’ and Costa Carastavrakis in ‘Desperately Seeking Souvlaki’ and ‘Costa’s Corner Kefi’ – at Daphne Kuhn’s Theatre on the Nelson Mandela Square in Sandton and other venues in Johannesburg. Renos lectures at The University of Pretoria (TNT211 DIRECTING) and at WitsPlus PGCE (Arts & Culture / Creative Arts / Dramatic Arts Teacher Training). At JATA, The Johannesburg Academy for Theatre Arts, Renos runs a weekly Acting Class for Adults. He is the Chairman of the Naledi Awards Board of Judges and was invited to perform extracts from ‘Strange Lands’ and the late Victor Gordon’s play, ‘Odyssey’ about Mandela’s iconic Human Rights Lawyer, the deceased Advocate George Bizos at The Dramaturgical Conference at the Aristotelian University of Thesalloniki in 2023. Most recently, to critical acclaim, he has directed School of Rock and Legally Blonde Jr. at King David High School Victory Park as well as an extract of Garth Mason’s ‘Tall Ships’, at UJ’s TeksMark. He further reprised the roles of Tsafendas and Bizos (It’s All About Memories) at the 2024 Wits Drama For Life 16th Conference and Festival ‘(Re)Building the Table: Arts under (Re)Construction’. A seasoned Actor, Director, Writer, Facilitator, Examiner, Voice-Over Artist and Moderator, he is currently the Theatre in Context Lecturer and Facilitator at The Market Theatre Laboratory.

Renos is now a Dramatic Arts educator at King David One in Linksfield and is thrilled to be part of Luc Albinski’s, Nobody Told Me.