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(19**-) Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher?*. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipold]], 1936), **** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") ***. Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. Burgers]]. *

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 '''Production Manager'''
-– ''[[Die Kandidaat]]'' (Director: [[Jans Rautenbach]]), 1968 – ''Dr Kalie'' (Director: Ivan Hall), 1969 – ''Danie Bosman: die Verhaal van die Grootste S.A. Komponis'' (Director: [[Elmo de Witt]]).
+– ''Die Kandidaat'' (Director: [[Jans Rautenbach]]), 1968 – ''Dr Kalie'' (Director: Ivan Hall), 1969 – ''Danie Bosman: die Verhaal van die Grootste S.A. Komponis'' (Director: [[Elmo de Witt]]).
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 '''Wardrobe & Costume Designer'''
-– ''Kimberley Jim'' (Director: [[Jamie Uys]]), 1964 – ''Dingaka'' (Director: [[Jamie Uys]]), 1965 – ''King Hendrik'' (Director: [[Emil Nofal]]), 1969 – ''Vrolike Vrydag 13de'' (Director: [[Richard Daneel]]), 1969 – ''Danie Bosman: die Verhaal van die Grootste S.A. Komponis'' (Director: [[Elmo de Witt]]), 1970 – [[Satan’s Harvest]] (Director: [[Douglas K. Stone]]), 1970 – ''Taxi!'' (Director: [[Joe Stewardson]]), 1971 – ''Pressure Burst'' (Director: [[George Canes]]), 1971 – ''The Men from the Ministry'' (Director: [[Tom Meehan]]), 1974 – ''Ikati Elimnyama'' (Director: [[Simon Sabela]]), 1974 – ''Skadu’s van Gister'' (Director: [[Francois Swart]]), 1975 – ''Seuns van die Wolke'' / ''Wing Commander'' (Director: [[Franz Marx]]), 1975 – ''u’Deliwe'' (Director: [[Simon Sabela]]), 1975 – [[Dingetjie is Dynamite! (My Naam Is Nog Steeds Dingetjie)]] (Director: [[Ivan Hall]]).
+– ''Kimberley Jim'' (Director: [[Jamie Uys]]), 1964 – ''Dingaka'' (Director: [[Jamie Uys]]), 1965 – ''King Hendrik'' (Director: [[Emil Nofal]]), 1969 – ''Vrolike Vrydag 13de'' (Director: [[Richard Daneel]]), 1969 – ''Danie Bosman: die Verhaal van die Grootste S.A. Komponis'' (Director: [[Elmo de Witt]]), 1970 – ''Satan’s Harvest'' (Director: [[Douglas K. Stone]]), 1970 – ''Taxi!'' (Director: [[Joe Stewardson]]), 1971 – ''Pressure Burst'' (Director: [[George Canes]]), 1971 – ''The Men from the Ministry'' (Director: [[Tom Meehan]]), 1974 – ''Ikati Elimnyama'' (Director: [[Simon Sabela]]), 1974 – ''Skadu’s van Gister'' (Director: [[Francois Swart]]), 1975 – ''Seuns van die Wolke'' / ''Wing Commander'' (Director: [[Franz Marx]]), 1975 – ''u’Deliwe'' (Director: [[Simon Sabela]]), 1975 – ''Dingetjie is Dynamite! (My Naam Is Nog Steeds Dingetjie)'' (Director: [[Ivan Hall]]).
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 == Biography ==
-Anna Jacoba Maria Richter-Visser was born in 1914 to Schalk Willem Visser and his wife, Anna Maria Jacoba Meyer.  As stage actress she started in Cape Town when she acted in [[Maurice Maeterlinck]]’s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) in a performance for the [[Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond]] at the [[University of Cape Town]].  This was followed by [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]’s ''[[Die Heks]]'' for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]].  The cast also included her then new husband, [[A.M. Burger]].  In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded die [[Kunsskool]] in Stellenbosch, which later became the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]].  Soon afterwards she and Burger moved to Bloemfontein, where she became a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society, the [[Teatergroep]].  [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced her at the [[ADK]].  She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
+Anna Jacoba Maria Richter-Visser was born in 1914 to Schalk Willem Visser and his wife, Anna Maria Jacoba Meyer.  As stage actress she started in Cape Town when she acted in [[Maurice Maeterlinck]]’s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) in a performance for the [[Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond]] at the [[University of Cape Town]].  This was followed by [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]’s ''[[Die Heks]]'' for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]].  The cast also included her then new husband, [[A.M. Burger]].  In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded the [[Kunsskool]] in Stellenbosch, which later became the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]].  Soon afterwards she and Burger moved to Bloemfontein, where she became a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society, the [[Teatergroep]].  [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced her at the [[ADK]].  She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
 == Credits ==

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 == Biography ==
-Anna Jacoba Maria Richter-Visser was born in 1914 to Schalk Willem Visser and his wife, Anna Maria Jacoba Meyer.  As stage actress she started in Cape Town when she acted in [[Maurice Maeterlinck]]’s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) in a performance for the [[Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond]] at the [[University of Cape Town]].  This was followed by [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]’s ''[[Die Heks]]'' for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]].  The cast also included her then new husband, [[A.M. Burger]].  In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] in Stellenbosch, which later became the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]].  Soon afterwards she and Burger moved to Bloemfontein, where she became a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society, the [[Teatergroep]].  [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced her at the [[ADK]].  She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
+Anna Jacoba Maria Richter-Visser was born in 1914 to Schalk Willem Visser and his wife, Anna Maria Jacoba Meyer.  As stage actress she started in Cape Town when she acted in [[Maurice Maeterlinck]]’s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) in a performance for the [[Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond]] at the [[University of Cape Town]].  This was followed by [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]’s ''[[Die Heks]]'' for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]].  The cast also included her then new husband, [[A.M. Burger]].  In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded die [[Kunsskool]] in Stellenbosch, which later became the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]].  Soon afterwards she and Burger moved to Bloemfontein, where she became a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society, the [[Teatergroep]].  [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced her at the [[ADK]].  She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
 == Credits ==

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 == Biography ==
-Anna Jacoba Maria Richter-Visser was born in 1914 to Schalk Willem Visser and his wife, Anna Maria Jacoba Meyer.  As stage actress she started in Cape Town when she acted in [[Maeterlinck]]’s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) in a performance for the [[Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond]] at the [[University of Cape Town]].  This was followed by [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]’s ''[[Die Heks]]'' for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]].  The cast also included her then new husband, [[A.M. Burger]].  In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] in Stellenbosch, which later became the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]].  Soon afterwards she and Burger moved to Bloemfontein, where she became a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society, the [[Teatergroep]].  [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced her at the [[ADK]].  She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
+Anna Jacoba Maria Richter-Visser was born in 1914 to Schalk Willem Visser and his wife, Anna Maria Jacoba Meyer.  As stage actress she started in Cape Town when she acted in [[Maurice Maeterlinck]]’s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) in a performance for the [[Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond]] at the [[University of Cape Town]].  This was followed by [[C. Louis Leipoldt]]’s ''[[Die Heks]]'' for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]].  The cast also included her then new husband, [[A.M. Burger]].  In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] in Stellenbosch, which later became the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]].  Soon afterwards she and Burger moved to Bloemfontein, where she became a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society, the [[Teatergroep]].  [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced her at the [[ADK]].  She also acted in several films, but came to specialise in wardrobe and costume design.
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-'''RICHTER-VISSER, Anna''' (1914-1997). Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipoldt]], 1936), **** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group")  ***. Married to writer and journalist  [[A.M. Burger]]. *
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−	'''RICHTER-VISSER, Anna''' (1914-1997). Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[~~Leipold~~]], 1936), ** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") . Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. Burger]].	+	'''RICHTER-VISSER, Anna''' (1914-1997). Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipoldt]], 1936), ** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") . Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. Burger]].

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−	'''RICHTER-VISSER, Anna''' (1914-1997). Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipold]], 1936), ** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") . Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. ~~Burgers~~]].	+	'''RICHTER-VISSER, Anna''' (1914-1997). Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipold]], 1936), ** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") . Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. Burger]].

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−	(19*-) Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher?. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipold]], 1936), ** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") . Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. Burgers]].	+	'''RICHTER-VISSER, Anna''' (1914-1997). Stage, radio and film actress, elocutionist, director, teacher. As stage actress started in Cape Town performing in [[Maeterlinck]]'s ''[[Die Indringer]]'' (1935) for the [[University of Cape Town]], and for the [[Kaapstadse Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in ''[[Die Heks]]'' ([[Leipold]], 1936), ** In 1939 she and [[Aletta Gericke]] founded [[Die Kunsskool]] ("The Art School") in Stellenbosch, to provide training for performers in Afrikaans. The name changed to the [[Akademie vir Dramakuns]] ([[ADK]], "The Academy for Dramatic Art") in 1940, when [[Suzanne van Wyk]] replaced Richter-Visser, who had moved to Bloemfontein to continue the classes there and become a leading figure in the local Afrikaans amateur theatre society [[Teatergroep]] ("Theatre Group") . Married to writer and journalist [[A.M. Burgers]].

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