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(19**-) Performer. Son of Harry? Of Jack or Alf? ** Starred in ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), * STODEL, Charles. Actor. Starred in a stage version of [[André Gide]]’s novella, ''[[The Immoralist]]''. It was staged at the [[Windmill Theatre]] by [[Ruth Oppenheim]] and company post 1955, and also starred [[Stanley Coghan]] and [[Bernadine Grunewald]]. He starred in the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[Miriam Lopert]]. It also starred [[June Hern]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was staged at the [[Jewish Guild]] and the [[Alexander]] in 1965. He starred in the [[JODS]] production of [[Frank Loesser]]’s musical ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' which was based on the writings of [[Damon Runyon]] at the [[Civic]] in 1965. [[Anthony Farmer]] directed and did the design for this musical which also starred [[Michael McGovern]], [[Diane Todd]], [[Patricia Langford]] and [[Bradley Harris]]. It returned for another sell out season the following year. Starred in [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]], which opened at the [[Alhambra]] in Cape Town before playing at the [[Empire]] in 1966. [[Boris Cohen]] was the musical director, and other performers included [[Lynton Burns]], [[Olive King]], [[Michael Fisher]], [[Stephanie Shiller]], [[Beryl Ellis]], [[Jeanette James]], [[Ronnie Grainge]] and [[Aubrey Ellis]] with [[Joan Brickhill]] playing the lead girl. He starred in the[[Brickhill-Burke]] production of [[Jerry Herman]]’s musical ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' together with [[Joan Brickhill]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Iain Henderson]], [[Andrea Catzel]], [[June Hern]] and [[Victor Melleney]]. It was directed by [[Louis Burke]] and staged at [[His Majesty’s]] in 1980.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 He has appeared on stage in ''[[Night]]'' (June 1950), ''[[Hassan]]'' (1950), ''[[The Immoralist]]''  (circa 1956), ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June 1957, ''[[Peter Pan]]'' at the Johannesburg Reps Theatre for Christmas 1957, as Mr Samuel in ''[[The Red Silk Umbrella]]'' (1962), ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), ''[[The Deadly Game]]'' (1965), the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' (1965), ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]'' (1969), ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in 1980, ''[[West Side Story]]'' ([[PACT]] Opera production at the [[State Theatre]], Pretoria, from 27 November 1995.
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 Theatre programmes of various productions.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-He has appeared on stage in ''[[Night]]'' (June 1950), ''[[The Immoralist]]''  (circa 1956), ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June 1957, ''[[Peter Pan]]'' at the Johannesburg Reps Theatre for Christmas 1957, as Mr Samuel in ''[[The Red Silk Umbrella]]'' (1962), ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' (1965), ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in 1980, ''[[West Side Story]]'' ([[PACT]] Opera production at the [[State Theatre]], Pretoria, from 27 November 1995.
+He has appeared on stage in ''[[Night]]'' (June 1950), ''[[Hassan]]'' (1950), ''[[The Immoralist]]''  (circa 1956), ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June 1957, ''[[Peter Pan]]'' at the Johannesburg Reps Theatre for Christmas 1957, as Mr Samuel in ''[[The Red Silk Umbrella]]'' (1962), ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), ''[[The Deadly Game]]'' (1965), the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' (1965), ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]'' (1969), ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in 1980, ''[[West Side Story]]'' ([[PACT]] Opera production at the [[State Theatre]], Pretoria, from 27 November 1995.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-He has appeared on stage in ''[[Night]]'' (June 1950), ''[[The Immoralist]]''  (circa 1956), ''[[The Strong are Lonely]]'' at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June 1957, ''[[Peter Pan]]'' at the Johannesburg Reps Theatre for Christmas 1957, as Mr Samuel in ''[[Red Silk Umbrella]]'' (1962), ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' (1965), ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in 1980, ''[[West Side Story]]'' ([[PACT]] Opera production at the [[State Theatre]], Pretoria, from 27 November 1995.
+He has appeared on stage in ''[[Night]]'' (June 1950), ''[[The Immoralist]]''  (circa 1956), ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June 1957, ''[[Peter Pan]]'' at the Johannesburg Reps Theatre for Christmas 1957, as Mr Samuel in ''[[The Red Silk Umbrella]]'' (1962), ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' (1965), ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' at [[His Majesty's Theatre]] in 1980, ''[[West Side Story]]'' ([[PACT]] Opera production at the [[State Theatre]], Pretoria, from 27 November 1995.
 == Sources ==

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−	[[Charles Stodel]] (19-) ~~Performer~~. Son of Harry? Of Jack or Alf? Starred in ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), * STODEL, Charles. Actor. Starred in a stage version of [[André Gide]]’s novella, ''[[The Immoralist]]''. It was staged at the [[Windmill Theatre]] by [[Ruth Oppenheim]] and company post 1955, and also starred [[Stanley Coghan]] and [[Bernadine Grunewald]]. He starred in the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[Miriam Lopert]]. It also starred [[June Hern]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was staged at the [[Jewish Guild]] and the [[Alexander]] in 1965. He starred in the [[JODS]] production of [[Frank Loesser]]’s musical ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' which was based on the writings of [[Damon Runyon]] at the [[Civic]] in 1965. [[Anthony Farmer]] directed and did the design for this musical which also starred [[Michael McGovern]], [[Diane Todd]], [[Patricia Langford]] and [[Bradley Harris]]. It returned for another sell out season the following year. Starred in [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]], which opened at the [[Alhambra]] in Cape Town before playing at the [[Empire]] in 1966. [[Boris Cohen]] was the musical director, and other performers included [[Lynton Burns]], [[Olive King]], [[Michael Fisher]], [[Stephanie Shiller]], [[Beryl Ellis]], [[Jeanette James]], [[Ronnie Grainge]] and [[Aubrey Ellis]] with [[Joan Brickhill]] playing the lead girl. He starred in the[[Brickhill-Burke]] production of [[Jerry Herman]]’s musical ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' together with [[Joan Brickhill]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Iain Henderson]], [[Andrea Catzel]], [[June Hern]] and [[Victor Melleney]]. It was directed by [[Louis Burke]] and staged at [[His Majesty’s]] in 1980.	+	[[Charles Stodel]] (19**-) was a South African stage performer.
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		+	Son of Harry? Of Jack or Alf?
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		+	His many roles included: ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), * STODEL, Charles. Actor. Starred in a stage version of [[André Gide]]’s novella, ''[[The Immoralist]]''. It was staged at the [[Windmill Theatre]] by [[Ruth Oppenheim]] and company post 1955, and also starred [[Stanley Coghan]] and [[Bernadine Grunewald]]. He starred in the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[Miriam Lopert]]. It also starred [[June Hern]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was staged at the [[Jewish Guild]] and the [[Alexander]] in 1965. He starred in the [[JODS]] production of [[Frank Loesser]]’s musical ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' which was based on the writings of [[Damon Runyon]] at the [[Civic]] in 1965. [[Anthony Farmer]] directed and did the design for this musical which also starred [[Michael McGovern]], [[Diane Todd]], [[Patricia Langford]] and [[Bradley Harris]]. It returned for another sell out season the following year. Starred in [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]], which opened at the [[Alhambra]] in Cape Town before playing at the [[Empire]] in 1966. [[Boris Cohen]] was the musical director, and other performers included [[Lynton Burns]], [[Olive King]], [[Michael Fisher]], [[Stephanie Shiller]], [[Beryl Ellis]], [[Jeanette James]], [[Ronnie Grainge]] and [[Aubrey Ellis]] with [[Joan Brickhill]] playing the lead girl. He starred in the[[Brickhill-Burke]] production of [[Jerry Herman]]’s musical ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' together with [[Joan Brickhill]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Iain Henderson]], [[Andrea Catzel]], [[June Hern]] and [[Victor Melleney]]. It was directed by [[Louis Burke]] and staged at [[His Majesty’s]] in 1980.

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-[[Charles Stodel]] (19**-) was a South African stage performer.
+[[Charles Stodel]] (19**-) was a South African stage performer and poet.
-Son of  Harry? Of Jack or Alf?
+==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-His many roles included:   ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965),  [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966),  * STODEL, Charles. Actor. Starred in a stage version of [[André Gide]]’s novella, ''[[The Immoralist]]''. It was staged at the [[Windmill Theatre]] by [[Ruth Oppenheim]] and company post 1955,  and also starred [[Stanley Coghan]] and [[Bernadine Grunewald]]. He starred in the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[Miriam Lopert]]. It also starred [[June Hern]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was staged at the [[Jewish Guild]] and the [[Alexander]] in 1965. He starred in the [[JODS]] production of [[Frank Loesser]]’s musical ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' which was based on the writings of [[Damon Runyon]] at the [[Civic]] in 1965. [[Anthony Farmer]] directed and did the design for this musical which also starred [[Michael McGovern]], [[Diane Todd]], [[Patricia Langford]] and [[Bradley Harris]]. It returned for another sell out season the following year. Starred in [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]], which opened at the [[Alhambra]] in Cape Town before playing at the [[Empire]] in 1966. [[Boris Cohen]] was the musical director, and other performers included [[Lynton Burns]], [[Olive King]], [[Michael Fisher]], [[Stephanie Shiller]], [[Beryl Ellis]], [[Jeanette James]], [[Ronnie Grainge]] and [[Aubrey Ellis]] with [[Joan Brickhill]] playing the lead girl. He starred in the[[Brickhill-Burke]] production of [[Jerry Herman]]’s musical ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' together with [[Joan Brickhill]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Iain Henderson]], [[Andrea Catzel]], [[June Hern]] and [[Victor Melleney]]. It was directed by [[Louis Burke]] and staged at [[His Majesty’s]] in 1980.
+== Sources ==
-== Sources ==
+Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.
-Tucker, 1997
-Return to [[ESAT Personalities S]]
+Return to [[ESAT Personalities  S]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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−	(19-) Performer. Son of Harry? Of Jack or Alf? Starred in ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), * STODEL, Charles. Actor. Starred in a stage version of [[André Gide]]’s novella, ''[[The Immoralist]]''. It was staged at the [[Windmill Theatre]] by [[Ruth Oppenheim]] and company post 1955, and also starred [[Stanley Coghan]] and [[Bernadine Grunewald]]. He starred in the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[Miriam Lopert]]. It also starred [[June Hern]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was staged at the [[Jewish Guild]] and the [[Alexander]] in 1965. He starred in the [[JODS]] production of [[Frank Loesser]]’s musical ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' which was based on the writings of [[Damon Runyon]] at the [[Civic]] in 1965. [[Anthony Farmer]] directed and did the design for this musical which also starred [[Michael McGovern]], [[Diane Todd]], [[Patricia Langford]] and [[Bradley Harris]]. It returned for another sell out season the following year. Starred in [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]], which opened at the [[Alhambra]] in Cape Town before playing at the [[Empire]] in 1966. [[Boris Cohen]] was the musical director, and other performers included [[Lynton Burns]], [[Olive King]], [[Michael Fisher]], [[Stephanie Shiller]], [[Beryl Ellis]], [[Jeanette James]], [[Ronnie Grainge]] and [[Aubrey Ellis]] with [[Joan Brickhill]] playing the lead girl. He starred in the[[Brickhill-Burke]] production of [[Jerry Herman]]’s musical ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' together with [[Joan Brickhill]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Iain Henderson]], [[Andrea Catzel]], [[June Hern]] and [[Victor Melleney]]. It was directed by [[Louis Burke]] and staged at [[His Majesty’s]] in 1980.	+	[[Charles Stodel]] (19-) Performer. Son of Harry? Of Jack or Alf? Starred in ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' ([[JODS]] , 1965), [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]] (1966), * STODEL, Charles. Actor. Starred in a stage version of [[André Gide]]’s novella, ''[[The Immoralist]]''. It was staged at the [[Windmill Theatre]] by [[Ruth Oppenheim]] and company post 1955, and also starred [[Stanley Coghan]] and [[Bernadine Grunewald]]. He starred in the revue ''[[What Was, Was!]]'' by [[Gertie Awerbuch]] and [[Miriam Lopert]]. It also starred [[June Hern]] and [[Michael Fisher]] and was staged at the [[Jewish Guild]] and the [[Alexander]] in 1965. He starred in the [[JODS]] production of [[Frank Loesser]]’s musical ''[[Guys and Dolls]]'' which was based on the writings of [[Damon Runyon]] at the [[Civic]] in 1965. [[Anthony Farmer]] directed and did the design for this musical which also starred [[Michael McGovern]], [[Diane Todd]], [[Patricia Langford]] and [[Bradley Harris]]. It returned for another sell out season the following year. Starred in [[Joan Brickhill]] and [[Louis Burke]]’s ''[[The Minstrel Scandals]]'' for [[ACT]], which opened at the [[Alhambra]] in Cape Town before playing at the [[Empire]] in 1966. [[Boris Cohen]] was the musical director, and other performers included [[Lynton Burns]], [[Olive King]], [[Michael Fisher]], [[Stephanie Shiller]], [[Beryl Ellis]], [[Jeanette James]], [[Ronnie Grainge]] and [[Aubrey Ellis]] with [[Joan Brickhill]] playing the lead girl. He starred in the[[Brickhill-Burke]] production of [[Jerry Herman]]’s musical ''[[Hello Dolly!]]'' together with [[Joan Brickhill]], [[Mike Huff]], [[Iain Henderson]], [[Andrea Catzel]], [[June Hern]] and [[Victor Melleney]]. It was directed by [[Louis Burke]] and staged at [[His Majesty’s]] in 1980.

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