Caryn Davidoff - Revision history

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== Biography ==

== Training ==

== Career ==

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

== Awards, etc ==

== Sources ==

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+'''Caryn Davidoff'''. (19**-) Actress.
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+[[Naledi Award]] (2005) best supporting actress for her role in ''[[Skin Deep]]''.
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		+	''[[From Door to Door]]'' programme notes in 2005.

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		+	Quoted from the ''[[From Door to Door]]'' programme notes: '2003 saw Caryn in two memorable stage performances: ''[[Shakers]]'' directed by [[Johnny Barbuzano]] at the [[Liberty Theatre]] - nominated for a [[Naledi]] - and ''[[Skin Deep]]'' directed by [[Bongani Linda]] performed at the [[Grahamstown Festival]]. ''[[Skin Deep]]'' returned in 2004 to the main stage of the Grahamstown Festival as well as the [[Market Theatre]] in August and September this year. Recent film work includes two short independent films ''Flutter Girl'' directed by [[Jose Vas]] and ''I'll see you just now'' directed by [[Johnny Barbuzano]]. Caryn was part of the cast of ''[[Mum's the Word]]'' at the Studio Theatre Montecasino, in 2004.'

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		+	Quoted from programme notes of ''[[From Door to Door]]'' wherein she played the role of Deborah (Mary's daughter Age 13-49) in 2005: 'She has since taught Speech and Drama at a private studio at the [[Liberty Theatre]] on the Square to children of all ages. Caryn was one of thee who adjudicated the 2004 RAPS annual school's one act plays festival. She also has a theatre company - The Plastered Cast Theatre Co - which began in 2001 with two colleagues. They work in corporate, educational and straight theatre dealing with aspects from script writing through to directing and performance.'

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 == Training ==
+In 2002 she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree (Honours) at the University of Witwatersrand. She played Juliet in the department's production of ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]] in 2000; Helena in Shakespeare's ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' also directed by [[Malcolm Purkey]]; Mother Showman in ''[[Venus Hottentot]]'' directed by [[David Peimer]], and performed at Wits, Goldsmiths London University and Bristol University in 2001.
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