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  • [[Welcome Msomi]] (1941-2020). Actor, writer, theatrical producer and world acclaimed direc By the end of his school days at St Christopher's High School in Swaziland, Msomi had written and performed many plays including Zulu stories for SABC radio.
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  • A musical production staged by [[Welcome Msomi]] on the Main Festival at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1994. ...and contemporary songs in various languages. Her 12-year-old son [[Mandla Msomi]] played drums.
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  • [[Welcome Msomi]] (1941-2020). Actor, writer, theatrical producer and world acclaimed direc By the end of his school days at St Christopher's High School in Swaziland, Msomi had written and performed many plays including Zulu stories for SABC radio.
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  • ...heir landmark [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s production of [[Welcome Msomi]]'s ''[[Umabatha]]''
    238 bytes (37 words) - 16:49, 7 January 2011
  • ...ertainment group listed on the JSE. The first CEO was playwright [[Welcome Msomi]].
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  • Founded in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of New York by [[Welcome Msomi]] to teach Zulu dance and culture to Americans, and to produce musicals and
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  • ''[[uMabatha]]'' (or ''[[Umabatha]]'') is a Zulu adaptation by [[Welcome Msomi]] of ''[[Macbeth]]'' by William Shakespeare.
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  • ...] translation and adaptation of Shakespeare's ''[[Macbeth]]'' by [[Welcome Msomi]].
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  • ...ted president of the whole South African nation. Co-ordinated by [[Welcome Msomi]], with a wide selection of South African performing artists.
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  • ...heir landmark [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]'s production of [[Welcome Msomi]]'s ''[[Umabatha]]'' in 1970.
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  • [[uMabatha]] (Shakespeare/[[Welcome Msomi|Msomi]])
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  • ...andu]], [[Benjy Francis]], [[Guru Pillay]], [[Kessie Govender]], [[Welcome Msomi]], [[Essop Khan]], [[Saths Cooper]] and [[Babs Pillay]].
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  • ...s [[John Kani]], and the board members [[Dali Tambo]] (chairman) [[Welcome Msomi]] and [[Ismael Mohamed]]. 2008: [[Welcome Msomi]], [[Miriam Makeba]] and [[Bill Flynn]] (posthumous)
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  • She married [[Welcome Msomi]]. They settled in the United States but returned to South Africa in the mi
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  • [[uMabatha]] (Shakespeare/[[Welcome Msomi|Msomi]])
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  • ...ened 25/2/1970 with ''[[Twelfth Night]]'', and in the same year, [[Welcome Msomi]]’s ''[[Umabatha]]'' (a Zulu version of ''[[Macbeth]]''), both directed b
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  • ...wn]], who has lived life on his own terms, his gang - The Vipers - and Eve Msomi, a torch-singer on the brink of an international career. On what could be t ...es [[Richard Lukunku]] (as "Max" or "Badman"), [[Moneoa Moshesh]] (as "Eve Msomi"), [[Lemogang Tsipa]] ("Ghost"), [[S'Dumo Mtshali]] ("Strike"), [[Siyabonga
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  • She started her stage career in the late 1960s as a protegé of [[Welcome Msomi]].
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  • ...61)). The [[Natal Theatre Workshop Company]]’s greatest success, [[Welcome Msomi]]’s ''[[Umabatha]]'' (1970), was presented in the University's [[Pieter
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  • [[Welcome Msomi|Msomi, Welcome]]
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  • ...ng their own Thane": The Critical Reception of ''[[uMabatha]]'', [[Welcome Msomi]]’s [[Zulu]] ''[[Macbeth]]'', in ''Ilha do Desterro'' (No 36, 1999)
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