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'''Glen Biderman-Pam'''. (Born circa 1989). Actor, comedian. 

== Biography ==



=== Youth ===



=== Training ===
Glen completed his training at [[UCT]] in 2011.

=== Career ===


==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
Audiences have seen glimpses of Glen as Iokanaan in ''[[Salome]]'', Agamemnon in ''[[Agamemnon]]'' and Barracuda in ''[[Paper Flowers]]'' (written in 1970 by Chilean writer Egon Wolff}.

He made his professional theatre debut at the [[Market Theatre]] in ''[[Somewhere on the Border]]'' (as conscript David Levitt), 2011-2012, where he also appeared in ''[[Little Foot]]'' in 2012.
 
He made his film debut in the fringe film, ''12 Days of Terror'', and, among others, has shot a BBC commercial. 

Other credits include two consecutive seasons of ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' at The [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town. 

He also performed internationally in Eugene Ionesco's ''[[The Lesson]]'', as Professor, in Boston, Massachusetts.

== Awards, etc. ==

== Sources ==
''[[The Star]]'', 10 January 2012

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