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• Diane Byrne
  ...and operas. She ventured overseas in 1984 and auditioned for ''Cats'' but equity restrictions prevented her from performing. Susan in ''[[No Sex Please, We're British]]'' (1991).
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• Apartheid
  [[British Equity]] and Apartheid
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• Derek Bond
  ...er one of the leading roles in the long-running hit ''No Sex Please, We're British''. Came to [[South Africa]] in 1969 with a British production of Oscar Wilde’s ''[[An Ideal Husband]]'', brought to the cou
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• South African Guild of Actors
  ...s of actors’ organisations from nearly 70 countries, including '''British Equity''' and '''SAG-AFTRA''' in the USA.
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• Electric Theatres
  [[Electric Theatres]] is can refer to a specific company, e.g. the British company [[Electric Theatres Ltd.]] (1908) or to a generic term deriving fro ...//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Theatre_Company], a non-profit, regional, Equity theatre company located in Scranton, Pennsylvania.''
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• Black
  ...]]" or "[[Non-European|non-European]]" in former years, for instance under British rule/[[Apartheid]] regime). It was thus a blanket term, referring to all pe ...] categorizations alive after 1994 (ostensibly for purposes of redress and equity).
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• Terry Lester
  [[Terry Lester]] (1940-1995). British-born comedian, singer, actor. ...n South Africa in October 1970, which resulted in him being blacklisted by Equity. He died in Johannesburg in June 1995 after a struggle against cancer of th
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• South African Theatre/Overview
  ...nce and Natal, while rebellious Dutch farmers trekked inland to escape the British influence and founded the independent republics of the Transvaal and the Or ...ament. In 1961 it became the Republic of South Africa and seceded from the British Commonwealth - to which it only returned in 1995.
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