Bie Engelen - Revision history

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Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance

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 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==
-While a student at the department of drama Bie was cast in two [[UTS]] productions, appearing in ''[[Exit the King]]'' (as "Queen Marguerite") and ''[[Die Erfgename]]'' (as "Catherine Sloper").
+While a student at the department of drama Bie was cast in two [[UTS]] productions, appearing as "Queen Marguerite" in ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]'' and as "Catherine Sloper" in ''[[Die Erfgename]]'' ().
-Early in 1969 she joined [[CAPAB]]'s [[Afrikaans]] company, to be cast as "Queen Marie" in ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]'', the [[Afrikaans]] version of Ionesco's play.
+Early in 1969 she joined [[CAPAB]]'s [[Afrikaans]] company, to be cast as "Queen Marie" in their professional production of ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]''.
 In 2022 she wrote and published ''Tine Balder. Een leven in het theater'', a chronicle of her mother’s life in the theatre, including information on her South African period. Published in a limited edition of 20 copies. (The volume includes an English version of the biographical section.)

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 Bie graduated from the [[Stellenbosch Drama Department]] in December 1967. She had married [[John Cartwright]] and they went to Canada in 1969 for further study. After their divorce, her husband returned to South Africa while she remained in Canada.
-Her résumé includes stints at being a leatherworker, an actress and running her own garden maintenance business. Already fluent in Flemish, French, German and [[Afrikaans]], she now mastered English, which she has gone on to teach as a second language around the world, from her base in Toronto.
+Her résumé includes stints at being a leatherworker and crafter, an actress and running her own garden maintenance business. Already fluent in Flemish, French, German and [[Afrikaans]], she now mastered English, which she has gone on to teach as a second language around the world, from her base in Toronto.
 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==

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	[[Bie Engelen]] (1945-) is a trained actress, décor and costume designer and teacher of English.		[[Bie Engelen]] (1945-) is a trained actress, décor and costume designer and teacher of English.

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 Bie graduated from the [[Stellenbosch Drama Department]] in December 1967. She had married [[John Cartwright]] and they went to Canada in 1969 for further study. After their divorce, her husband returned to South Africa while she remained in Canada.
-Her résumé on [[LinkedIn]] for the ensuing period includes stintes at being a leatherworker and running her own garden maintenance business. Already fluent in Flemish, French, German and [[Afrikaans]], she now mastered English, which she has gone on to teach as a second language around the world, from her base in Toronto.
+Her résumé includes stints at being a leatherworker, an actress and running her own garden maintenance business. Already fluent in Flemish, French, German and [[Afrikaans]], she now mastered English, which she has gone on to teach as a second language around the world, from her base in Toronto.
 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==

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 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==
-While a student at the department of drama Bie was cast in two [[UTS]] productions:
+While a student at the department of drama Bie was cast in two [[UTS]] productions, appearing in ''[[Exit the King]]'' (as "Queen Marguerite") and ''[[Die Erfgename]]'' (as "Catherine Sloper").
-''[[Exit the King]]'' (as "Queen Marguerite") and ''[[Die Erfgename]]'' (as "Catherine Sloper").
+Early in 1969 she joined [[CAPAB]]'s [[Afrikaans]] company, to be cast as "Queen Marie" in ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]'', the [[Afrikaans]] version of Ionesco's play.
-Early in 1969 she joined [[CAPAB]]'s [[Afrikaans]] company, to be cast as "Queen Marie" in ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]''.
+In 2022 she wrote and published ''Tine Balder. Een leven in het theater'', a chronicle of her mother’s life in the theatre, including information on her South African period. Published in a limited edition of 20 copies. (The volume includes an English version of the biographical section.)
 == Sources ==

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	[[Bie Engelen]] wrote and published ''Tine Balder. Een leven in het theater'', a chronicle of her mother’s life in the theatre, including her South Arican period. Published in a limited edition of 20 copies in 2022. (The volume includes an English version of the biographical section.)		[[Bie Engelen]] wrote and published ''Tine Balder. Een leven in het theater'', a chronicle of her mother’s life in the theatre, including her South Arican period. Published in a limited edition of 20 copies in 2022. (The volume includes an English version of the biographical section.)
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−	~~She appeared as "Koningin Marie" in ''[[Exit the King\|Die Koning Sterf]]'' for the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch\|University Theatre Stellenbosch]] ([[UTS]]) in 1969.~~

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 http://www.ragnarokr.org/index.php-title=Bie_Engelen.html
 ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]'' programme notes, 1969.
-E-mail correspondence from Bie Engelen.
+E-mail correspondence from [[Bie Engelen]].
 [[Bie Engelen]] 2022.''Tine Balder. Een leven in het theater''. Toronto: (c)Bie Engelen.

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	''[[Die Koning Sterf]]'' programme notes, 1969.		''[[Die Koning Sterf]]'' programme notes, 1969.
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		+	E-mail correspondence from Bie Engelen.
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		+	[[Bie Engelen]] 2022.''Tine Balder. Een leven in het theater''. Toronto: (c)Bie Engelen.

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