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[[Bongiwe Nxgoli]] (born 1981). Actress. She is also known as [[Brenda Ngxoli]].

== Biography ==
Bongiwe grew up in Kalk Bay (a suburb of Cape Town). She matriculated in Muizenberg in 1997. She is fluent in [[isiXhosa]], English and Afrikaans.

She completed a BA Theatre and Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama at the [[University of Cape Town]] in 2000.

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
She played in ''[[Hex]]'' ([[KKNK]] 2003).

Brenda began her acting career in theatre, performing in shows like ''[[Pick Ups]]'' directed by [[Chris Weare]], ''[[Docs Wife]]'', ''[[I-Klips]]'' and Sacred Thorn and Yes Medem, both of which were directed by [[Warona Seane]] and ran the [[Grahamstown Festival]] of the Arts in 2004.

Brenda made her directing debut in 2004 when she directed ''[[Through Thick and Thin]]'' by [[Khanyi Magubane]] at the [[Market Theatre]].

==Sources ==
''[[Die Burger]]'', 13 May 2003.

TVSA [https://www.tvsa.co.za/actors/viewactor.aspx?actorid=4501]

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 == Biography ==
-Bongiwe grew up in Kalk Bay (a suburb of Cape Town). She matriculated in Muizenberg in 1997. She is fluent in [[isiXhosa]], English and Afrikaans.
+Bongiwe grew up in Kalk Bay (a suburb of Cape Town). She matriculated in Muizenberg in 1997. She is fluent in [[isiXhosa]], English and [[Afrikaans]].
 She completed a BA Theatre and Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama at the [[University of Cape Town]] in 2000.

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-[[Bongiwe Nxgoli]] (born 1981). Actress. She is also known as [[Brenda Ngxoli]].
+[[Bongiwe Ngxoli]] (born 1981). Actress. She is also known as [[Brenda Ngxoli]].
 == Biography ==
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 She played in ''[[Hex]]'' ([[KKNK]] 2003).
-Brenda began her acting career in theatre, performing in shows like ''[[Pick Ups]]'' directed by [[Chris Weare]], ''[[Docs Wife]]'', ''[[I-Klips]]'' and Sacred Thorn and Yes Medem, both of which were directed by [[Warona Seane]] and ran the [[Grahamstown Festival]] of the Arts in 2004.
+Brenda began her acting career in theatre, performing in shows like ''[[Pick Ups]]'' directed by [[Chris Weare]], ''[[Docs Wife]]'', ''[[I-Klips]]'' and ''[[Sacred Thorn]]'' and ''[[Yes Medem]]'', both of which were directed by [[Warona Seane]] and ran the [[Grahamstown Festival]] of the Arts in 2004.
 Brenda made her directing debut in 2004 when she directed ''[[Through Thick and Thin]]'' by [[Khanyi Magubane]] at the [[Market Theatre]].
 ==Sources ==