Craig Freimond - Revision history

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 Craig's directing credits also include ''[[Edmond]]'', ''[[The Chalky White Show]]'', ''[[Pygmalion]]'', ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'', and ''[[Jump]]'', which he directed for the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
-He wrote the plays ''[[The King of Laughter]]'', ''[[Gorfinkel & Son]]'' (staged at the Barney Simon Theatre Feb-March 2000) (NELM catalogue),
+He wrote the plays ''[[The King of Laughter]]'', ''[[Gorfinkel & Son]]'' (staged at the Barney Simon Theatre Feb-March 2000) (NELM catalogue),  ''[[Gums and Noses]]'' (2001)
 He directed ''[[An Unromantic Comedy]]'' by [[Rosalind Butler]]  at Sandton's [[Theatre on the Square]], 2013.
-Wrote and/or directed the feature films ''[[Gums and Noses]]'' (2004), ''[[Jozi]]'' (2010) and ''[[Material]]'' (2012).
+Wrote and/or directed the feature films ''[[Gums & Noses]]'' (2004), ''[[Jozi]]'' (2010) and ''[[Material]]'' (2012).
 == Awards, etc ==

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 He won [[Naledi Award]]s as director for ''[[Death of a Colonialist]]'' and for his play ''[[The King of Laughter]]''.
-He was nominated best director [[Vita Awards]] (Gauteng region) 1996.
+He was nominated best director [[Vita Awards]] (Gauteng region)  for ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'' 1996.
 == Sources ==

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 == Awards, etc ==
-He won [[Naledi Award]]s as director for ''[[Death of a Colonialist]]'' and for his play ''[[The King of Laughter]]''..
+He won [[Naledi Award]]s as director for ''[[Death of a Colonialist]]'' and for his play ''[[The King of Laughter]]''.
 == Sources ==

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 He directed ''[[Talk Radio]]'' (1998), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'', ''[[Veldfire]]'' (2002). He wrote and directed ''[[Gums and Noses]]'' (2002), co-directed ''[[Elephant of Africa]]'' (early 1990s). ''[[They Say Heaven is like TV]]'' was directed by Craig for [[PACT]], winning the Vita Potpourri Prize in 1992.
-Craig's directing credits include ''[[Edmond]]'', ''The Chalky White Show]]'', ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'', ''[[Pygmalion]], ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'', and most recently. ''[[Jump]]'', which he directed for the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
+Craig's directing credits also include ''[[Edmond]]'', ''[[The Chalky White Show]]'', ''[[Pygmalion]]'', ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'', and ''[[Jump]]'', which he directed for the Melbourne Fringe Festival.
 He wrote the plays ''[[The King of Laughter]]'', ''[[Gorfinkel & Son]]'' (staged at the Barney Simon Theatre Feb-March 2000) (NELM catalogue),

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 == Sources ==
 [[NELM]] catalogue.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-'''FREIMOND, Craig''' (19**- ). South African writer and director in theatre, television and film.
+[[Craig Freimond]] (19**- ). South African writer and director in theatre, television and film.
 == Biography ==
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 He directed ''[[Talk Radio]]'' (1998), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'', ''[[Veldfire]]'' (2002). He wrote and directed ''[[Gums and Noses]]'' (2002), co-directed ''[[Elephant of Africa]]'' (early 1990s). ''[[They Say Heaven is like TV]]'' was directed by Craig for [[PACT]], winning the Vita Potpourri Prize in 1992.
 He wrote the plays ''[[The King of Laughter]]'', ''[[Gorfinkel & Son]]'' (staged at the Barney Simon Theatre Feb-March 2000) (NELM catalogue),