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• No Why
  ''[[No Why]]'' is a play by John Whiting ()[] ...of feeling between them, but wishes in his heart that Jacob had never been born. Unable to reach his son, he descends. Alone now, Jacob hangs himself as mu
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• Annelie Botes
  [[Annelie Botes]] (1957-) is a novelist. ...Basson on a farm near the village of Uniondale (Cape Province), she holds a teaching degree in music (piano) from the [[University of South Africa]] (1
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• Part of Me
  ''[[Part of Me]]'' is an improvised play by [[Janine Ulfane]] (1960-). ...t Theatre, a view of life during the apartheid years through the eyes of a child, improvised with the help of an ensemble cast. The play mines the author's
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• Edmund Mhlongo
  Born in Natal, he resides in Kwa Mashu. ...[[Catalina Theatre]] from 7 to 17 July 2005 and ''[[Madame President]]'', a musical : presented by E-CAP at The [[Playhouse]] Drama Theatre, Durban, fr
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• Paul Buckby
  '''Paul Buckby''' (born circa 1965), actor on stage and television, singer, songwriter. Paul was born in Nottingham, England and settled in South Africa as a child in 1968.
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• Mephisto
  ...1936, the play chronicles the rise and impact of Nazism on the members of a theatre company. Translated by Timberlake Wertenbaker. ...las Ellenbogen]], [[Scott Sparrow]], [[Tinarie van Wyk-Loots]] and [[Emily Child]]. [[Arena Theatre]], Cape Town.
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• Brook Williams
  ...k Williams]] (1938–2005)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brook_Williams] was a British stage, film and TV actor. Born in London, the son of actor and playwright [[Emlyn Williams]], he attended
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• Peter Ngwenya
  He was born in Soweto and lived and worked there. He died, aged 53, in May 2009. ...1988, reinforced his belief in the power of drama to develop the mind of a child.
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• Judy Ditchfield
  Born Judy Broderick circa 1963. She is married to [[Paul Ditchfield]]; they have two sons, [[Keaton Ditchfield|Kea Completed a B.A. degree in Psychology, Speech and Drama at the University of Natal, Pieterm
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• Ubuntu Bomhlaba – The Humaneness of the World
  ...ng-and-dance play workshopped by [[Smal Ndaba]] and [[Phyllis Klotz]] with a large cast at their [[Sibikwa Community Theatre Project]] in 1993. ...ond child is born and he cannot get himself to perform the painful ritual. A devastating drought strikes the village. To save the community Bhekifa and
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• Tin Bucket Drum
  ...about Nomvula, "a spirited child born with a revolutionary heart-beat into a cruel and silent dictatorship". ...eatre Award]] for best actress and best new South African script 2007, and a [[Standard Bank Ovation]] award at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 2010.
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• William Branford
  Born in Southampton in 1927, Branford came to South Africa as a child, went to school at St Andrew's College in Grahamstown. Married to linguist ...ica. Author of a textbook entitled ''The Elements of English'' (1967), and a number of other works on the English language and linguistics, as well as t
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• Born in the RSA
  ''[[Born in the RSA]]'' is a multilingual, workshopped play (styled a "docudrama") by [[Barney Simon]] and cast. ...State of Emergency by then President P.W. Botha in July 1985, it presents a cross-section of characters living in South Africa during that time, at the
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• The Initials
  ''[[The Initials]]'' is a drama in two acts by an unknown playwright. ...where the Irish-born authoress then lived, it was a tale of suspense with a happy dénouement about two contrasting German sisters. The novel became hi
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• Khanyisile Mbongwa
  [[Khanyisile Mbongwa]] (1984-) is a Cape Town-based artist and curator. Born in Gugulethu, she trained as an artist and focuses on performance-based pra
  2 KB (359 words) - 06:46, 14 March 2018
• Mabel Rushton
  ...ess [[June Langley]] and author/fashion historian Doris Langley Moore) and a son who died in 1933.
  2 KB (316 words) - 20:17, 29 September 2018
• Miriam Margolyes
  [[Miriam Margolyes]] (1941-) is a British born actress. ...95), a Scottish physician from the Gorbals area of Glasgow. She grew up in a Jewish family, with ancestors who moved to the UK from Belarus and Poland.
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• Will Bernard
  ...s to him in other sources refer to him as '''[[William H. Bernard]]''' and a 1903 photograph of him by the Australian photographic studio Talma and Co. ...Africa with the [[Chambers Theatre Company]] in 1890, their daughter being born in Port Elizabeth in that year.
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• Patti Slavin
  [[Patti Slavin]] (19**-2016) is a South African costume and set designer. Born Patricia Doris Slavin, but best known professionally as [[Patti Slavin]], t
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• Peter Voges
  Born in Cape Town circa 1937, he grew up in Bishop Lavis He was a lecturer of music and drama and former and a founding member of [[SAADYT]]
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