Adam Pike - Revision history

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	[[Pieter Toerien]] theatre programme (undated).		[[Pieter Toerien]] theatre programme (undated).
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	''[[Mail and Guardian]]'', 2 October 2001.		''[[Mail and Guardian]]'', 2 October 2001.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Co-founder (with [[Warren Nebe]] of  [[Quantum Theatre Company]].
+Co-founder (with [[Warren Nebe]]) of [[Quantum Theatre Company]].
 Adam wrote the play ''[[Locked]]''.
-He has appeared on stage in productions of ''[[Wolfboy]]'' (as Bernie, [[NAF]] 1995),  ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' (played (or understudied [[Paul du Toit]]) the role of Lord John, 1998), ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa (1998), ''[[Skyf]]'' (1998), ''[[Master Harold ... and the boys]]'' (as Hally, 1999), ''[[Visiting Mr. Green]]'' (as Ross Gardiner, 2001), ''[[Dearly Beloved]]'' (as Garth, [[NAF]] 2001).
+He has appeared on stage in productions of ''[[Wolfboy]]'' (as Bernie, [[NAF]] 1995),  ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' (played (or understudied [[Paul du Toit]]) the role of Lord John, 1998), ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'' (1998), ''[[Skyf]]'' (1998), ''[[Master Harold ... and the boys]]'' (as Hally, 1999), ''[[Visiting Mr. Green]]'' (as Ross Gardiner, 2001), ''[[Dearly Beloved]]'' (as Garth, [[NAF]] 2001).
-He helped found the [[Iindiza Theatre Company]], which has produced both ''Entre'' and ''[[Beds on Bricks]]''. Iindiza will be performing a reworked version of ''[[Beds on Brick]]'' at the Bruhaha Street Theatre Festival in Liverpool. He performed in the Baxter's ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and appeared in the ''[[Sinbad]]'' TV series.'
+He helped found the [[Iindiza Theatre Company]], which has produced both ''Entre'' and ''[[Beds on Bricks]]''. Iindiza will be performing a reworked version of ''[[Beds on Brick]]'' at the Bruhaha Street Theatre Festival in Liverpool. He appeared in the ''[[Sinbad]]'' TV series.'
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 ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' programme notes in 1998.
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-''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', ''[[Master Harold...]]'' (directed by [[Roy Sergeant]], 1999)
+== Training ==
-Quoted from the programme of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' wherein Pike played (or understudied [[Paul du Toit]]) the role of Lord John: 'Adam Pike founded the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] in 1995 with [[Warren Nebe]] and performed ''[[Wolfboy]]'' at the [[Standard Bank National Festival of the Arts]] in Grahamstown. Adam graduated with a BA Degree in Drama and performed in various UCT productions (''[[Equus]]'', ''[[The Frogs]]'' and ''[[Marat Sade]]''. He helped found the [[Iindiza Theatre Company]], which has produced both ''Entre'' and ''[[Beds on Bricks]]''. Iindiza will be performing a reworked version of ''[[Beds on Brick]]'' at the Bruhaha Street Theatre Festival in Liverpool. He performed in the Baxter's ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and appeared in the ''[[Sinbad]]'' TV series.'
+==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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	''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', ''[[Master Harold...]]'' (directed by [[Roy Sergeant]], 1999)		''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', ''[[Master Harold...]]'' (directed by [[Roy Sergeant]], 1999)
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		+	Quoted from the programme of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' wherein Pike played (or understudied [[Paul du Toit]]) the role of Lord John: 'Adam Pike founded the [[Quantum Theatre Company]] in 1995 with [[Warren Nebe]] and performed ''[[Wolfboy]]'' at the [[Standard Bank National Festival of the Arts]] in Grahamstown. Adam graduated with a BA Degree in Drama and performed in various UCT productions (''[[Equus]]'', ''[[The Frogs]]'' and ''[[Marat Sade]]''. He helped found the [[Iindiza Theatre Company]], which has produced both ''Entre'' and ''[[Beds on Bricks]]''. Iindiza will be performing a reworked version of ''[[Beds on Brick]]'' at the Bruhaha Street Theatre Festival in Liverpool. He performed in the Baxter's ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and appeared in the ''[[Sinbad]]'' TV series.'
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		+	''[[The Elephant Man]]'' programme notes in 1998.

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