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(19*-) Popular singer and cabaret performer. Having studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch]], he became an active member of the [[Libertas Theatre Club]]. Was one of the performers who helped launch the Afrikaans "Kabaret" tradition in South Africa through his work with authors, composers and directors such as [[Ettienne van Heerden]], [[Hennie Aucamp]], [[Anthony Costandius]], [[Herman Pretorius]] and [[Zoettje Hofmeyr]] in Stellenbosch. Among the cabarets he was in were ''[[Ekskuus vir die Wals]]'' (by [[Ettienne van Heerden]]) and ''[[3-D]]'' (by [[Anthony Constandius]]), both in 1984.

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−	(19*-) Popular singer and cabaret performer. Having studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch]], he became an active member of the [[Libertas Theatre Club]]. Was one of the performers who helped launch the Afrikaans "Kabaret" tradition in South Africa through his work with authors, composers and directors such as [[Etienne van Heerden]], [[Hennie Aucamp]], [[Anthony Costandius]], [[Herman Pretorius]] and [[Zoettje Hofmeyr]] in Stellenbosch. Among the cabarets he was in were ''[[Ekskuus vir die Wals]]'' (by [[Etienne van Heerden]]) and ''[[3-D]]'' (by [[Anthony ~~Constandius~~]]), both in 1984.	+	(19*-) Popular singer and cabaret performer. Having studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch]], he became an active member of the [[Libertas Theatre Club]]. Was one of the performers who helped launch the Afrikaans "Kabaret" tradition in South Africa through his work with authors, composers and directors such as [[Etienne van Heerden]], [[Hennie Aucamp]], [[Anthony Costandius]], [[Herman Pretorius]] and [[Zoettje Hofmeyr]] in Stellenbosch. Among the cabarets he was in were ''[[Ekskuus vir die Wals]]'' (by [[Etienne van Heerden]]) and ''[[3-D]]'' (by [[Anthony Costandius]]), both in 1984.

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−	(19*-) Popular singer and cabaret performer. Having studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch]], he became an active member of the [[Libertas Theatre Club]]. Was one of the performers who helped launch the Afrikaans "Kabaret" tradition in South Africa through his work with authors, composers and directors such as [[~~Ettienne~~ van Heerden]], [[Hennie Aucamp]], [[Anthony Costandius]], [[Herman Pretorius]] and [[Zoettje Hofmeyr]] in Stellenbosch. Among the cabarets he was in were ''[[Ekskuus vir die Wals]]'' (by [[~~Ettienne~~ van Heerden]]) and ''[[3-D]]'' (by [[Anthony Constandius]]), both in 1984.	+	(19*-) Popular singer and cabaret performer. Having studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch]], he became an active member of the [[Libertas Theatre Club]]. Was one of the performers who helped launch the Afrikaans "Kabaret" tradition in South Africa through his work with authors, composers and directors such as [[Etienne van Heerden]], [[Hennie Aucamp]], [[Anthony Costandius]], [[Herman Pretorius]] and [[Zoettje Hofmeyr]] in Stellenbosch. Among the cabarets he was in were ''[[Ekskuus vir die Wals]]'' (by [[Etienne van Heerden]]) and ''[[3-D]]'' (by [[Anthony Constandius]]), both in 1984.

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