Corlia Fourie - Revision history

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 In 2006 ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' was chosen as the flagship production for the [[Suidoosterfees|Suidooster Festival]] – 21 years after it first appeared.
-Her story, ''Die meisie wat soos ’n bottervoël sing'' (1991),  was set to music by the composer Peter Klatzow and the work was performed with an orchestra and narrator as ''[[Tintinyane]]'' in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
+Her story, ''Die meisie wat soos ’n bottervoël sing'' (1991),  was set to music by the composer [[Peter Klatzow]] and the work was performed with an orchestra and narrator as ''[[Tintinyane]]'' in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Erfgoed]]'' and ''[[Poppespel]]'').
-She also wrote some in English, e.g. [''[Peter, the Cat and the Magic Woods]]'',
+She also wrote some in English, e.g. ''[[Peter, the Cat and the Magic Woods]]'',
 In 2006 ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' was chosen as the flagship production for the [[Suidoosterfees|Suidooster Festival]] – 21 years after it first appeared.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Erfgoed]]'', ).
+She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Erfgoed]]'' and ''[[Poppespel]]'').
 She also wrote some in English, e.g. [''[Peter, the Cat and the Magic Woods]]'',

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	She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Erfgoed]]'', ).		She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Erfgoed]]'', ).
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		+	She also wrote some in English, e.g. [''[Peter, the Cat and the Magic Woods]]'',

	In 2006 ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' was chosen as the flagship production for the [[Suidoosterfees\|Suidooster Festival]] – 21 years after it first appeared.		In 2006 ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' was chosen as the flagship production for the [[Suidoosterfees\|Suidooster Festival]] – 21 years after it first appeared.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Ergoed]]'', ).
+She initially became known in the 1980s as playwright with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'', which was awarded the Special Merit Award at the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year]] Award, 1983. A few more plays followed (''[[Leuens]]'', 1985; ''[[En Die Son Skyn in Suid-Afrika]]'', 1986, ''[[Erfgoed]]'', ).
 In 2006 ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' was chosen as the flagship production for the [[Suidoosterfees|Suidooster Festival]] – 21 years after it first appeared.

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 She then worked as journalist at ''[[Die Burger]]'' newspaper and the woman's journal ''[[Sarie]]'', and later also as freelance journalist at ''[[Beeld]]'' and ''[[Huisgenoot]]''.
-She launched her playwriting career at the [[ATKV Kampustoneel]] in 198* with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' and a few other works, before ceasing to write for the theatre to turn to children's books, and later short stories and novels, winning numerous awards, including the [[ATKV]]-prize , the [[MER]] prize the [[Alba Bouwer Prize]].
+Starting out with some plays, she later turned to writing children's books, and later short stories and novels, winning numerous awards, including the [[ATKV]]-prize , the [[MER]] prize the [[Alba Bouwer Prize]].
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	She launched her playwriting career at the [[ATKV Kampustoneel]] in 198* with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' and a few other works, before ceasing to write for the theatre to turn to children's books, and later short stories and novels, winning numerous awards.		She launched her playwriting career at the [[ATKV Kampustoneel]] in 198* with the play ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]'' and a few other works, before ceasing to write for the theatre to turn to children's books, and later short stories and novels, winning numerous awards.
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		+	Cornelia Hilda Kühn (born 11 December 1944) is an Afrikaans writer known under the pen-name Corlia Fourie. She won the ATKV-prize for the short story anthology Liefde en geweld and the MER prize for Die towersak en ander stories. In 1995, she received the Alba Bouwer Prize

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