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Akhudiat menikah dengan Mulyani pada 4 November 1974, mempunyai 3 anak: Ayesha (lahir pada 1975), Andre Muhammad (lahir pada 1976), dan Yasmin Fitrida (lahir pada 1978). Bersama keluarganya, Akhudiat sekarang tinggal di |
Akhudiat menikah dengan Mulyani pada 4 November 1974, mempunyai 3 anak: Ayesha (lahir pada 1975), Andre Muhammad (lahir pada 1976), dan Yasmin Fitrida (lahir pada 1978). Bersama keluarganya, Akhudiat sekarang tinggal di Surabaya.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://malsasaakbar.blogspot.com/2009/02/biodata-akhudiat.html/|title=Akhudiat |
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Revisi per 14 Desember 2011 06.02
Akhudiat | |
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| Pekerjaan | Penulis |
| Kebangsaan |  Indonesia |
| Pasangan | Mulyani |
| Anak | Ayesha, Andre Muhammad, Yasmin Fitrida |
Akhudiat, juga dikenal dengan nama Diat (lahir 5 Mei 1946), adalah seorang penulis Indonesia.,[1]
During the early years of education, Akhudiat attended the School of the People (SR) in Rogojampi, Banyuwangi, and graduated in 1958. He continued school at the First Religious Affairs of Teacher Education (PGAPN) IV Jember, from where he graduated in 1962. Then, he went to school in Malang, while teaching at several junior/high school, and madarassas. After that, Akhudiat gained a diploma in 1965 from the State Islamic Education (Phin) III Yogyakarta. In 1965, he also joined Acting Course Theater Muslim in Yogyakarta.[2] During the years 1972-1973, he joined the Academy of Journalists Surabaya (AWS), but did not complete his course. Akhudiat also took courses in English Indonesian Institute of America (LIA), Soetomo Surabaya, up to advanced level. In 1992, he earned his bachelor's degree from the Open University (UT), Faculty of Social Sciences (FISIPOL). As a poet, Akhudiat, also went to pursue the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa, U.S.A. for six months, where he learned the language and theater.[3]
In 1970, after the completion of formal higher education, Akhudiat was appointed as a civil servant in the Central Office of the State Islamic Institute (IAIN), Sunan Ampel Surabaya. The last position that Akhudiat led was the Head of Student Affairs, Central Office IAIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya, from which he retired in 2002. From his retirement year until present, he has served as a Lecturer at the Faculty of Extraordinary Adab IAIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya. He has also served on the Committee on Literature and the Arts Council Theatre in Surabaya during the years 1972-1982, owing to his distinct activism in the arts and culture, especially literature and theater. He has also remained a member of the plenary on the Arts Council of East Java (DKJT), from 1999; served on the steering committee of the Surabaya Art Festival (FSS) from 2000 to present. In 2002, from October 10-22, Akhudiat attended an international program wherein he "Visits Artists" - Cultural East Java to Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore, for cultural performances and seminar programs.
Until recently, Akhudiat has been serving as an Outstanding Lecturer for introducing Research Culture and History of Islamic Art at the Faculty Adab, IAIN Sunan Ampel, Surabaya.[4] He has also been an active member of various professional organizations, such as the Jakarta Art Council from 1972-1982, Script writer and director of the Youth Theatre workshop in 1972, and the Arts Council of East Java from 1998-2003.
He has received many honors and commendations for his services: Governor of East Java Province, an award for performing artists (2001); Mayor activists of modern theater (1989); RE, won the prize in writing contest drama, Jakarta Arts Council (1977); Bui, won the prize in writing contest drama, Jakarta Arts Council (1975); Honorary Fellow in the International Writing Writing Program, University of Iowa, USA (1975); Jaka Tarub, roofless house, won the Writing contest prizes in drama, the Board Jakarta Art (1974); Grafito (text of the play), won the prize in Writing contest drama, Arts Council Jakarta, Surabaya (1972).
Akhudiat has to his credit a long list of translated works, such as: Malapetaka (2002) from Catastrophe, by Samuel Beckett; Fred (2001) from Fred by Sherwood Anderson; Kursi – kursi (1999) from The Chairs by Eugene Lonesco; Jalan Tembakau (1992) from Tobacco Road by Erskine Caldwell; Laboratorium Gila (1991) from One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest by Dale Wasserman’ Ken Kessey; Anak yang Dikubur (1990) from The Buried Child by Sam Shepard; Raja Ubu (1976) from Ubu Roi by Alfred Jarry; Bak Pasir (1976) from The Sandbox by Edward Albee.
In early 2011, Akhdiat, the script writer and theater director completed a manuscript called Ludrukan; Skolah scandal, and handed it to the Studio Merah Putih for the Surabaya Art Festival 2011.[5]
Lulus dari Pendidikan Hakim Islam Negeri, Yogyakarta (1965), Acting Course Teater Muslim, Yogyakarta (1965), Sekolah Pimpinan Administrasi Dasar, Balai Pendidikan Latihan Tenaga Teknis Keagamaan Departemen Agama, Surabaya (1983).[1] Tahun 1975 ia mengikuti Iowa International Writing Program di Universitas Iowa, Iowa City, Amerika Serikat.[1]
Ia bekerja di Humas Kantor Pusat IAIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya dan Biro Sastra Dewan Kesenian Surabaya.[1]
Akhudiat menikah dengan Mulyani pada 4 November 1974, mempunyai 3 anak: Ayesha (lahir pada 1975), Andre Muhammad (lahir pada 1976), dan Yasmin Fitrida (lahir pada 1978). Bersama keluarganya, Akhudiat sekarang tinggal di Surabaya.[6]
Hasil karya
Karya-karyanya antara lain:
- Gerbong-Gerbong Tua Pasar Senen (antologi puisi dan prosa, 1971)[1]
- Grafito (drama 1972)[1]
- Rumah Tak Beratap Rumah Tak Berasap dan Langit Dekat dan Langit Jauh (drama, 1974)[1]
- Jaka Tarub (drama, 1974)[1]
- Bui (drama, 1975)[1]
- Re (drama, 1977, drama-drama ini merupakan pemenang Sayembara Penulisan Naskah Sandiwara Dewan Kesenian Jakarta)[1]
- Raja Ubu (drama, 1978, terjemahan karya Alfred Jarry: Ubu Roi)[7]
- Putih dan Hitam (drama, 1978)[1]
- Suminten dan Kang Lajim (drama anak, 1982)[1]
- Mencari Air dalam Air (kumpulan puisi, 1983)[1]
- Cerita Pendek dari Surabaya (antologi cerpen, 1991; ed. Suripan Sadi Hutomo)[1]
- Bermula dari Tambi (antologi cerpen, 2000)[1]
- Memo Putih (antologi puisi, 2000)[1]
- Menyambung yang Patah(skenario film sinetron, 1984)[7]
- Endang Baru (skenario film sinetron, 1984)[7]
Rujukan
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p (Indonesia) Antologi Drama Indonesia Jilid III. Amanah-Lontar, 2006, Jakarta. ISBN 979-99858-4-6
- ^ Rampan, Korrie Layun (2000). Leksikon Susastra Indonesia (dalam bahasa Indonesian) (edisi ke-First Edition). Jakarta: Balai Pustaka. hlm. 143–144. ISBN 979-666-358-9.
- ^ "Akhudiat, Bersastra Sembari Bertani". Man Yogyakarta 1 Portal Community. Diakses tanggal 7 December 2011.
- ^ "Akhudiat, Riwayat Hidup". Petra Christian University Library. Diakses tanggal 7 December 2011.
- ^ "Akhudiat Ludrukan "Sekolah Skandal", Sanggar Merah Putih". festivalsenisurabaya.com. Diakses tanggal 7 December 2011.
- ^ "Akhudiat literary figure of the playwright". Malsasa Surabaya. Diakses tanggal 7 December 2011. line feed character di
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