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	1973: ''[[The Royal Cricket of Japan]]'', ''[[The Circus Adventure]]''		1973: ''[[The Royal Cricket of Japan]]'', ''[[The Circus Adventure]]''

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	https://timelinetheatre.com/person/ann-wakefield/		https://timelinetheatre.com/person/ann-wakefield/
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		+	[[Walter Greyvenstein\|Greyvenstein, Walter]] 1988. ''The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: Rand Afrikaans University.
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		+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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+: ''[[Kap the Kappa]]'' and ''[[The Tickle]]'' (co-directed with [[Pieter Scholtz]], [[University of Natal, Department of Speech and Drama]]),''[[The Beeple]]''
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 She was a teacher in the Residency Program for Lifeline Theatre, collaborated on a translation of ''THE BARBER OF SEVILLE'' for Court Theatre, served as a dialect coach for British and South African plays, and served as dramaturg and vocal coach at Loyola University Theatre.
-She served on the Adjunct Performance Faculty at the Theatre School of DePaul University where she taught acting and directed a wide range of work including productions for as part of the Chicago Playworks Program[https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/da79/856e0e5a93f7d16de109033e1a18a69fc79b.pdf] (for young audiences). She directed a number of South African plays there, including ''Mango Leaf magic'' by [[James Ambrose Brown]] (2005), ''Tokoloshe'' by Pieter Scholtz, ''[[The Coral King]]'' by [[James Ambrose Brown]] (2013) and her wn play ''Tales as Old as Africa'' (2007).
+She served on the Adjunct Performance Faculty at the Theatre School of DePaul University where she taught acting and directed a wide range of work including productions for as part of the Chicago Playworks Program[https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/da79/856e0e5a93f7d16de109033e1a18a69fc79b.pdf] (for young audiences). She directed a number of South African plays there, including ''[[Mango Leaf Magic]]'' by [[James Ambrose Brown]] (2005), ''[[Tokoloshe]]'' by Pieter Scholtz, ''[[The Coral King]]'' by [[James Ambrose Brown]] (2013) and her own play ''Tales as Old as Africa'' (2007).
 She was honored with the Excellence of Teaching Award at DePaul University in 2007 and the Louise de Marillac Women of Spirit and Action in 2010.
 She retired from her teaching position at DePaul Theatre School and moved to San Diego.
 == Training ==
 She earned a BFA degree with Honors in Theatre/Acting from [[University of Natal]]; a Higher Teacher’s Degree from [[University of Cape Town]]; and a Maitrise (Masters) degree in Theatre and Athol Fugard at Nantes University, France.