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Alberto Guzik ECA/USP (1969–80). Guzik later ran a version of "The Spark" of Abdon Milanez. He also serves as a professor in the Macunaíma Theatre School (1978–79). He participated in the program, Metropolis, from TV Culture. In 1995, Guzik wrote the novel, "A Hazard of Life", which was nominated for the Jabuti Award. On June 26, 2010, Guzik died, aged 66, while battling cancer, from multiple organ failure. Alberto Guzik Alberto Guzik (June 6, 1944 – June 26, 2010) was a Brazilian actor, director, teacher, theater critic, and writer from São Paulo, Brazil. He wrote for the newspapers "Ultima Hora" and the