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• Oude Meester Foundation for the Performing Arts
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• Market Theatre Foundation
  ...he [[Windybrow Arts Centre]]. It is overseen by the [[Department of Sport, Arts and Culture]] (DSAC). ...staff who run the complex. The first seven Trustees of the Market Theatre Foundation were [[Mannie Manim]], [[Barney Simon]], [[Murray McLean]], [[Ben Trisk]],
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• Institute for Creative Arts
  ...stitute for Creative Arts]] ([[ICA]]) is an interdisciplinary institute in the [[University of Cape Town]]’s Humanities Faculty. ...as formerly known as the '''[[Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts]]''' ('''[[GIPCA]]''')
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• Grahamstown Foundation
  ...wide variety of projects. The [[Grahamstown Foundation]] also administers the [[1820 Settlers Monument]] which is both a national heritage institution an ...st, the [[Grahamstown Foundation]] encourages the principles and ideals of the South African constitution.
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• Chris Swanepoel
  ..., of the [[SA Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns]] (“SA Academy of Science and Arts”) (19**-). ...wards for significant contributions to theatre studies and the performing arts industry.
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• Three Leaf Arts Awards
  ...]]'' was a set of awards for excellence in the arts, including theatre, in the Western Cape. ...imply called the '''[[Three Leaf Awards]]''', they were highly regarded by the industry.
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• Afrovibes Festival
  ...uth Africa. Azim Koning is the Chairperson of the Afrovibes Foundation in the Netherlands. Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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• Citi Boy
  ''[[Citi Boy]]'' is a play devised by the original cast. ==The original text==
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• Charon Williams-Ros
  Born in the UK to theatrical parents, she moved to South Africa as a child. Performing in her spare time, she completed a BA degree in English and
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• Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards
  ...Awards]] are a well known and respected set of theatre awards on offer in the Western Cape since 1979. ...ion for the Arts]] (later the [[Distell|Distell Arts and Culture]]) became the sponsors. When speaking of them, people tend to say someone has won a [[Fle
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• Distell
  ...with a major investment in the development and recognition of the arts in the Cape Region and in South Africa. ...age industry - ciders or alcoholic fruit beverages as we know them. One of the company's key strengths has always been innovation.
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• Wolfgang Schneider
  [[Wolfgang Schneider]] is an academic and performing arts researcher. ...ssion »Culture in Germany« of the German Bundestag. In 2018 he was awarded the First Class Federal Cross of Merit.
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• David Coplan
  Born [[David Bellin Coplan]] in the USA, he has a B.A (Hons) from Williams College 1970; M.A. University of Gha He first arrived in South Africa in the early 1970s.
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• Eisteddfod
  ...[Eisteddfod]] is a concept deriving from a 12th century Welsh tradition of arts festivals, but is today used to refer to what is basically a competition of The plural form ([[Eisteddfodau]]) refers to the general movement.
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• ESAT Venues G
  Return to [[The ESAT Entries]] ==The list==
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• Mannie Manim
  ...Town, then managed the [[Playhouse]] for [[Leonard Rayne]] and returned to the [[Brooke Theatre]] as stage director. ...committee of [[Committed Artists]] and a Governor of the [[Fuba Academy of Arts]].
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• ESAT Venues N
  Return to [[The ESAT Entries]] ==The list==
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• Elizabeth Sneddon
  ...s degrees at the University of South Africa. Out of this organisation grew the University of Durban-Westville. She also opened her own speech training studio in the City.
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• Paul Savage
  ...l of England directing course at the Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham and the New Vic Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, in October 2000. ...tions include performing in ''[[The Ramayana]]'' at the Birmingham Rep and the National Theatre (200-2001) and ''[[Truth in Translation]]'', (directed by
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• Ian Steadman
  ...e son of Joyce and Robert ("Bob") Steadman, a highly regarded Detective in the CID (Criminal Investigations Department). Ian went to Fynnlands Junior Scho ...thesis called ''Drama and Social Consciousness: Themes in Black Theatre on the Witwatersrand until 1984''.
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• Mike van Graan
  ...eter September]], when submitting plays (e.g. ''[[Hostile Takeover]]'') to the annual [[PANSA Festival of Reading of New Writing]] ...([[UCT]]) (1986) and an MA Degree in Drama at UCT, exploring the theme (or the absence thereof) of HIV/AIDS in mainstream South African theatre since 1994
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