Carolyn Steyn - Revision history

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 She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, ''inter alia'' ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', ''[[Hotel Paradiso]]'' (as Pervenche) and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator).
-Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984), ''[[We All Fall Down]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984),.
+Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984), ''[[We All Fall Down]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1988),.
 She then joined the [[Radio 5]] team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with [[Martin Locke]].

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 She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, ''inter alia'' ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', ''[[Hotel Paradiso]]'' (as Pervenche) and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator).
-Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984), ''[[We All Fall Down]]''.
+Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984), ''[[We All Fall Down]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984),.
 She then joined the [[Radio 5]] team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with [[Martin Locke]].

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 She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, ''inter alia'' ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', ''[[Hotel Paradiso]]'' (as Pervenche) and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator).
-Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'', ''[[We All Fall Down]]''.
+Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], 1984), ''[[We All Fall Down]]''.
 She then joined the [[Radio 5]] team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with [[Martin Locke]].
 == Sources ==

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 === Career ===
-She appeared in numerous plays in Los Angeles under her married name of [[Carolyn Steyn]], notably in Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'', ''[[Private Lives]]'', and ''[[Shadowlands]]''. She also appeared on the television series ''[[Melrose Place]]'', ''[[The Larry Sanders Show]], and ''[[Babylon 5]]''.
+She appeared in numerous plays in Los Angeles under her married name of [[Carolyn Steyn]], notably in Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'', ''[[Private Lives]]'', and ''[[Shadowlands]]''. She also appeared on the television series ''[[Melrose Place]]'', ''The Larry Sanders Show'', and ''Babylon 5''.
 After living in London for 5 years, Carolyn returned to South Africa to take on roles in TV shows (e.g. ''[[Generations]]'') and co-host a Radio Today show ''Whispers with [[Carolyn Steyn]] and [[Michael de Pinna]]''.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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-[[Carolyn Steyn]] (1960-). Actress and radio announcer. Also known as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]] and for a while as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen Steyn]].
+[[Carolyn Steyn]] (1960-). Actress and radio announcer.
 == Biography ==
-Born in Johannesburg, as Carolyn Barkhuizen, studied at Jeppe Girls' High in 1977. Married and later divorced Douw Steyn. They remarried in February 2013.
+Born in Johannesburg, as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]], studied at Jeppe Girls' High in 1977. Married and later divorced Douw Steyn. They remarried in February 2013.
 === Training ===
-She graduated with a BA (HONS) in Dramatic Art in 1981 (Wits). She moved to the United States for 10 years, where she studied at the Beverly Hills Playhouse under acting guru, Milton Katselas along with fellow students, Kate Hudson, Giovanni Ribisi, Jeffrey Tambor, Tony Danza, Doris Roberts amongst others.
 === Career ===
-She appeared in numerous plays in Los Angeles under her married name of [[Carolyn Steyn]], notably in Harold Pinter's 'Betrayal', 'Private Lives', and 'Shadowlands'. She also appeared on the television series 'Melrose Place', 'The Larry Sanders Show', and 'Babylon 5'.
-After living in London for 5 years, Carolyn returned to South Africa to take on roles in TV shows (e.g.  Generations) and co-host a Radio Today show 'Whispers with Carolyn Steyn and [[Michael de Pinna]]'.
+She appeared in numerous plays in Los Angeles under her married name of [[Carolyn Steyn]], notably in Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'', ''[[Private Lives]]'', and ''[[Shadowlands]]''. She also appeared on the television series ''[[Melrose Place]]'', ''[[The Larry Sanders Show]], and ''[[Babylon 5]]''.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 While at Wits she performed in ''[[The Playboy of the Western World]]'' (as “Pegeen”), ''[[The Philanthropist]]'' (as “Celia”), ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' (as “Portia”).
-She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, inter alia ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', ''[[Hotel Paradiso]]'' (as Pervenche) and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator).
+She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, ''inter alia'' ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'', ''[[Hotel Paradiso]]'' (as Pervenche) and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator).
 Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'', ''[[We All Fall Down]]''.
-She then joined the Radio 5 team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with Martin Locke.
+She then joined the [[Radio 5]] team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with [[Martin Locke]].
 == Sources ==
 [[SACD|Limelight]] 1982/83.

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 She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, inter alia ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'' and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator).
-She then joined the Radio 5 team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with Martin Locke.
+Other productions include ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'', ''[[We All Fall Down]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==

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-(1960-) Actress and radio announcer. Also known as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]] and for a while as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen Steyn]]. Born in Johannesburg, as Carolyn Barkhuizen, studied at Jeppe Girls' High in 1977, then graduated with a BA (HONS) in Dramatic Art in 1981. While at Wits she performed in ''[[The Playboy of the Western World]]'' (as “Pegeen”), ''[[The Philanthropist]]'' (as “Celia”), ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' (as “Portia”). She performed for [[PACT]] Drama for about 5 years,  doing, inter alia ''[[I, Anastasia]]'', ''[[Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat]]'' and ''[[Hope for the Caterpillars]]'' (as the Narrator). She then joined the Radio 5 team, she became a familiar voice reading the news and co-hosting the weekend breakfast show with Martin Locke. She moved to the United States for 10 years,  where she studied at the Beverly Hills Playhouse under  acting guru, Milton Katselas along with fellow students, Kate Hudson, Giovanni Ribisi, Jeffrey Tambor, Tony Danza, Doris Roberts amongst others. She appeared in numerous plays in Los Angeles under her married name of [[Carolyn Steyn]], notably in Harold Pinter's 'Betrayal', 'Private Lives', and 'Shadowlands'. She also appeared on the television series 'Melrose Place', 'The Larry Sanders Show', and 'Babylon 5'.
+'''Carolyn Steyn''' (1960-) Actress and radio announcer. Also known as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen]] and for a while as [[Carolyn Barkhuizen Steyn]].
 After living in London for 5 years, Carolyn returned to South Africa to take on roles in TV shows (e.g.  Generations) and co-host a Radio Today show 'Whispers with Carolyn Steyn and [[Michael de Pinna]]'.
-Married and later divorced Douw Steyn.
 == Sources ==
-[[SACD|Limelight]] 1982/83
+Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
 == Return to ==
-Return to [[ESAT Personalities B]]
+Return to [[ESAT Personalities  S]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]