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 ==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
-Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995), as well as her novel ''Afrika'' (Tundra Books, 2008) are in part based on this South African sojourn.
+Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1992), as well as her novel ''Afrika'' (Tundra Books, 2008) are in part based on this South African sojourn.
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 ==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
 Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995), as well as her novel ''Afrika'' (Tundra Books, 2008) are in part based on this South African sojourn.
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 ==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
-Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995) are in part based on this South African sojourn.
+Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995), as well as her novel ''Afrika'' (Tundra Books, 2008) are in part based on this South African sojourn.
 In 1991 she moved back to Canada.

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 Vasu Reddy. 2003. "Performative identities: Race, sexuality and gender in Colleen Craig's crossing the line (1989) and Apart (1995)", ''Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa'', Volume 15, 2003 (Issue 2: Region, Nation, Identity): Pages 138-155 - (Published online 2011)[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1013929X.2003.9678164?journalCode=rcwr20]
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 ==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
-Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995) are based on this South African sojourn.
+Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995) are in part based on this South African sojourn.
 In 1991 she moved back to Canada.

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 [[Colleen Craig]] (19**-) is a Canadian playwright
-Born and raised in western Canada and studied creative writing at the University of British Columbia.
+==Biography==
-Her mother is South African, so Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995) are based on this South African sojourn.
+Born and raised in western Canada and studied creative writing at the University of British Columbia. After a short period in South Africa, she returned to Canada in 1991 to settle in Toronto and continue her career as playwright. In 1997 she became a Stott Pilates teacher, and - starting in 2001- began to publish the bestselling ''Pilates on the Ball'' series. This has since been translated into six languages. She has also written novels.
-In 1991 she moved back to Canada and settled in Toronto where she continued her career as a playwright.
+==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
-In 1997 she became a Stott Pilates teacher and in 2001 began to publish the bestselling ''Pilates on the Ball'' series which has been translated into six languages. She has also written novels.
+Since her mother is South African, Colleen lived in South Africa during the 1980s, where she observed apartheid at first hand. Her award-winning plays ''[[Crossing the Line]]'' (1989) and ''[[Apart]]'' (1995) are based on this South African sojourn.
 == Sources ==

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	Vasu Reddy. 2003. "Performative identities: Race, sexuality and gender in Colleen Craig's crossing the line (1989) and Apart (1995)", ''Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa'', Volume 15, 2003 (Issue 2: Region, Nation, Identity): Pages 138-155 - (Published online 2011)[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1013929X.2003.9678164?journalCode=rcwr20]		Vasu Reddy. 2003. "Performative identities: Race, sexuality and gender in Colleen Craig's crossing the line (1989) and Apart (1995)", ''Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa'', Volume 15, 2003 (Issue 2: Region, Nation, Identity): Pages 138-155 - (Published online 2011)[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1013929X.2003.9678164?journalCode=rcwr20]

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 Vasu Reddy. 2003. "Performative identities: Race, sexuality and gender in Colleen Craig's crossing the line (1989) and Apart (1995)", ''Current Writing: Text and Reception in Southern Africa'', Volume 15, 2003 (Issue 2: Region, Nation, Identity): Pages 138-155 - (Published online 2011)[https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1013929X.2003.9678164?journalCode=rcwr20]

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