Aubrey Sekhabi - Revision history

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 == Career ==
-Aubrey Sekhabi, was appointed artistic director of [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]] in 1993. In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director and Deputy CEO of the [[State Theatre]].
+Aubrey Sekhabi was appointed artistic director of [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]] in 1993. In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director and Deputy CEO of the [[State Theatre]].
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	Database: [[NELM]] Literary Awards.		Database: [[NELM]] Literary Awards.
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		+	[[Johann van Heerden]] (2008)][http://www.google.co.za/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CCUQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fscholar.sun.ac.za%2Fbitstream%2Fhandle%2F10019.1%2F1443%2Fvanheerden_theatre_2008.pdf%3Fsequence%3D1&ei=_egBU77CNYWJhQeE5oCADQ&usg=AFQjCNEWnD1BzeLnFmOV2tvyGLoMyNeT6Q&bvm=bv.61535280,d.Yms]

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 == Career ==
-In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director and Deputy CEO of the [[State Theatre]].
+Aubrey Sekhabi, was appointed artistic director of [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]] in 1993. In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director and Deputy CEO of the [[State Theatre]].
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 Won the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards|Standard Bank Young Artist Award]] for Drama in 1998.
-[[Vita Award]] (Gauteng region) (award year 1999): Best play: ''[[Not with my Gun]]''.
+[[Vita Award]] (Gauteng region) (award year 1999): Best play: ''[[Not With My Gun]]''.
-[[Naledi Award]] (award year 2011): Directing of play/musical:Aubrey Sekhabi (''[[Rivonia trial]]'')
+[[Naledi Award]] (award year 2011): Directing of play/musical:Aubrey Sekhabi (''[[Rivonia Trial]]'')
 [[Naledi Award]] (award year 2014): Directing of play/musical: Aubrey Sekhabi : '[[Marikana – The Musical]]''.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 Plays that he wrote, co-wrote and directed, include: ''[[Back to School]]'' (1985), ''[[Save the People]]'' (1986), ''[[Stronghold]]'' (1990), ''[[Silent Voices]]'' (1992), ''[[Roadhouse]]'' (1992), ''[[Mika]]'' (1993) (FNB Vita Award for most original production 1994), ''[[Scomearound]]'' (1993), ''[[Nkonyeni High]]'' (1995), ''[[On My Birthday]]'' (1996), ''[[Homegirls]]'' (1996), ''[[Not With My Gun]]'' (co-writer, 1997), ''[[The Stick]]'' (co-writer, 1999), ''[[Interracial]]'' (co-writer, 2007), ''[[Silent Voice]]'' (2008), ''[[Mantolo The 10th Step]]'' (2008), ''[[Kalushi - The Story of Solomon Mahlangu]]'' (2010), ''[[Rivonia Trial]]'' (2010), ''[[Rhetorical]]'' (co-writer, 2012).
 == Awards, etc. ==
 Won the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards|Standard Bank Young Artist Award]] for Drama in 1998.
 == Sources ==
-''Mafikeng Mail'' 26 July 2013
+''Mafikeng Mail'', 26 July 2013
 http://www.statetheatre.co.za/HOME/Newsflash/MafikengAubreySekhabi/tabid/223/Default.aspx
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-(1970*-) Playwright and arts adminstrator. Studied at the [[University of the Witwatersrand School of Dramatic Art]]. Won the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama in 1998. * In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director and Deputy CEO of the [[State Theatre]].
+[[Aubrey Sekhabi]] (1970*-). Playwright and arts adminstrator.
 Plays that he wrote, co-wrote and directed, include: ''[[Back to School]]'' (1985), ''[[Save the People]]'' (1986), ''[[Stronghold]]'' (1990), ''[[Silent Voices]]'' (1992), ''[[Roadhouse]]'' (1992), ''[[Mika]]'' (1993) (FNB Vita Award for most original production 1994), ''[[Scomearound]]'' (1993), ''[[Nkonyeni High]]'' (1995), ''[[On My Birthday]]'' (1996), ''[[Homegirls]]'' (1996), ''[[Not With My Gun]]'' (co-writer, 1997), ''[[The Stick]]'' (co-writer, 1999), ''[[Interracial]]'' (co-writer, 2007), ''[[Silent Voice]]'' (2008), ''[[Mantolo The 10th Step]]'' (2008), ''[[Kalushi - The Story of Solomon Mahlangu]]'' (2010), ''[[Rivonia Trial]]'' (2010), ''[[Rhetorical]]'' (co-writer, 2012).
 == Sources ==

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−	(1970-) Playwright and arts adminstrator. Studied at the [[University of the Witwatersrand School of Dramatic Art]]. Won the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama in 1998. In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director of the [[State Theatre]].	+	(1970-) Playwright and arts adminstrator. Studied at the [[University of the Witwatersrand School of Dramatic Art]]. Won the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama in 1998. In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director and Deputy CEO of the [[State Theatre]].

	Plays that he wrote, co-wrote and directed, include: ''[[Back to School]]'' (1985), ''[[Save the People]]'' (1986), ''[[Stronghold]]'' (1990), ''[[Silent Voices]]'' (1992), ''[[Roadhouse]]'' (1992), ''[[Mika]]'' (1993) (FNB Vita Award for most original production 1994), ''[[Scomearound]]'' (1993), ''[[Nkonyeni High]]'' (1995), ''[[On My Birthday]]'' (1995), ''[[Homegirls]]'' (1996), ''[[Not With My Gun]]'' (co-writer, 1997), ''[[The Stick]]'' (co-writer, 1999), ''[[Interracial]]'' (co-writer, 2007), ''[[Silent Voice]]'' (2008), ''[[Mantolo The 10th Step]]'' (2008), ''[[Kalushi - The Story of Solomon Mahlangu]]'' (2010), ''[[Rivonia Trial]]'' (2010), ''[[Rhetorical]]'' (co-writer, 2012).		Plays that he wrote, co-wrote and directed, include: ''[[Back to School]]'' (1985), ''[[Save the People]]'' (1986), ''[[Stronghold]]'' (1990), ''[[Silent Voices]]'' (1992), ''[[Roadhouse]]'' (1992), ''[[Mika]]'' (1993) (FNB Vita Award for most original production 1994), ''[[Scomearound]]'' (1993), ''[[Nkonyeni High]]'' (1995), ''[[On My Birthday]]'' (1995), ''[[Homegirls]]'' (1996), ''[[Not With My Gun]]'' (co-writer, 1997), ''[[The Stick]]'' (co-writer, 1999), ''[[Interracial]]'' (co-writer, 2007), ''[[Silent Voice]]'' (2008), ''[[Mantolo The 10th Step]]'' (2008), ''[[Kalushi - The Story of Solomon Mahlangu]]'' (2010), ''[[Rivonia Trial]]'' (2010), ''[[Rhetorical]]'' (co-writer, 2012).

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−	(1970-) Playwright and arts adminstrator. Studied at the [[University of the Witwatersrand School of Dramatic Art]]. Plays include ''[[~~Stronghold~~]]'', ''[[~~The Beaters~~]]'', ''[[Silent Voices]]'', ''[[Mika]]'' (FNB Vita Award for most original production 1994), ''[[On My Birthday]]'' (~~1996~~), ''[[Homegirls]]'' ~~and~~ ''[[Not With My Gun]]''~~. Won the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama in 1998. * In 200* became Chief executive for~~ [[~~Arts and Culture in the North West Province~~]].	+	(1970-) Playwright and arts adminstrator. Studied at the [[University of the Witwatersrand School of Dramatic Art]]. Won the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for Drama in 1998. In 200* became Chief executive for [[Arts and Culture in the North West Province]]. In 2002 appointed Artistic Director of the [[State Theatre]].
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		+	Plays that he wrote, co-wrote and directed, include: ''[[Back to School]]'' (1985), ''[[Save the People]]'' (1986), ''[[Stronghold]]'' (1990), ''[[Silent Voices]]'' (1992), ''[[Roadhouse]]'' (1992), ''[[Mika]]'' (1993) (FNB Vita Award for most original production 1994), ''[[Scomearound]]'' (1993), ''[[Nkonyeni High]]'' (1995), ''[[On My Birthday]]'' (1995), ''[[Homegirls]]'' (1996), ''[[Not With My Gun]]'' (co-writer, 1997), ''[[The Stick]]'' (co-writer, 1999), ''[[Interracial]]'' (co-writer, 2007), ''[[Silent Voice]]'' (2008), ''[[Mantolo The 10th Step]]'' (2008), ''[[Kalushi - The Story of Solomon Mahlangu]]'' (2010), ''[[Rivonia Trial]]'' (2010), ''[[Rhetorical]]'' (co-writer, 2012).
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''Mafikeng Mail'' 26 July 2013
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		+	http://www.statetheatre.co.za/HOME/Newsflash/MafikengAubreySekhabi/tabid/223/Default.aspx

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