André Lemmer - Revision history

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 Born in 1945,
-Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Port Elizabeth[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Port_Elizabeth] (today known as the [[Nelson Mandela University]]).
+Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Port Elizabeth[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Port_Elizabeth] (today known as the Nelson Mandela University).
 He was a long time resident at Schoenmakerskop in Port Elizabeth, where he was for many years at the helm of the Ratepayers Association.

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 Born in 1945,
-Professor in the Faculty of Education at the [[University of Port Elizabeth]] (today known as the [[Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University]]).
+Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of Port Elizabeth[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Port_Elizabeth] (today known as the [[Nelson Mandela University]]).
 He was a long time resident at Schoenmakerskop in Port Elizabeth, where he was for many years at the helm of the Ratepayers Association.

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		+	Professor in the Faculty of Education at the [[University of Port Elizabeth]] (today known as the [[Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University]]).

	He was a long time resident at Schoenmakerskop in Port Elizabeth, where he was for many years at the helm of the Ratepayers Association.		He was a long time resident at Schoenmakerskop in Port Elizabeth, where he was for many years at the helm of the Ratepayers Association.

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−	He died of brain cancer on 24 August, 2020.	+
		+	He was a long time resident at Schoenmakerskop in Port Elizabeth, where he was for many years at the helm of the Ratepayers Association.
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		+	He died of brain cancer on 24 August, 2020.

	==Theatre activities==		==Theatre activities==

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	Addendum to September-October 2020 [[Junkets]] Newsletter		Addendum to September-October 2020 [[Junkets]] Newsletter
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-He wrote about theatre and education, including an article on
+He wrote about theatre and education, including an article on "Shakespeare among South African schoolchildren" in ''[[Shakespeare in Southern Africa]]'' (Volume 13, Issue 1).
 He was one of the authors and one of the co-compilers of the ''[[African Folktales Onstage!]]'' (1 & 2), published by [[Junkets]] books.
 He wrote the play ''[[Playing in the Park]]'', which appeared in another [[Junkets]] publication, ''[[Short, Sharp & Snappy]]'' (plays for South African high schools).
 ==Sources==
 Addendum to September-October 2020 [[Junkets]] Newsletter

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-[[André Lemmer]] (1945-2020) was a teacher, a lecturer, a Professor of Education, an actor, a director, a writer.
+[[André Lemmer]] (1945-2020) was a teacher, a professor of Education, a language editor, an actor, a director and a writer.
 ==Biography==
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 ==Theatre activities==
 He was one of the authors and one of the co-compilers of the ''[[African Folktales Onstage!]]'' 1 & 2  [[Junkets]] books.