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	She directed ''[[En Dit Was Môre]]'', [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe, 1985.		She directed ''[[En Dit Was Môre]]'', [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe, 1985.
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 She studied B.Dram degree at Stellenbosch in the 1970s,  followed by a BA Hons (1977) and an MA at [[University of Natal]] (1985) in Durban. Her MA thesis was on Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello.
-She taught Theatre Studies as a leave replacement at UDW and at UND for several years and was a founding member of the [[Loft Theatre Company]] with [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].
+She taught Theatre Studies as a leave replacement at [[University of Durban  Westville]] ([[UDW]]) and at the [[University of Natal Durban]] ([[UND]]) for several years and was a founding member of the [[Loft Theatre Company]] with [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].
 From 1989 to 1999 she and her husband [[Mike Rossi]] lived in Boston, USA, moving back to Cape Town in 2000. Mike began teaching at the [[University of Cape Town]], retiring as Emeritus Professor at the end of 2021. They then moved to Italy in 2022 as they have dual nationality.

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−	I ~~am including a link here~~ to ~~a Mixcloud upload of the Sacred Concerts in 2002 - a radio documentary by~~ [[~~Nigel Vermaas~~]]~~, who has given me permission~~ to ~~upload this. Hope this is helpful.~~	+	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
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 E-mail correspondence from [[Diane Rossi]], May 2026.
-[[Nigel Vermaas]]. 2002. radio documentary of the 2002 performance of The Sacred Concerts at [[Spier]].
+[[Nigel Vermaas]]. 2002. radio documentary of the 2002 performance of ''[[The Sacred Concerts]]'' at [[Spier]].
 I am including a link here to a Mixcloud upload of the Sacred Concerts in 2002 - a radio documentary by [[Nigel Vermaas]], who has given me permission to upload this. Hope this is helpful.
 https://www.mixcloud.com/diane-rossi/duke-ellingtons-sacred-concerts-at-spier-festival-south-africa-march-2002/

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 E-mail correspondence from [[Diane Rossi]], May 2026.
-[[Nigel Vermaas]]. 2002. radio documentary of the 2002 Sacred Concerts
+[[Nigel Vermaas]]. 2002. radio documentary of the 2002 performance of The Sacred Concerts at [[Spier]].
 I am including a link here to a Mixcloud upload of the Sacred Concerts in 2002 - a radio documentary by [[Nigel Vermaas]], who has given me permission to upload this. Hope this is helpful.
 https://www.mixcloud.com/diane-rossi/duke-ellingtons-sacred-concerts-at-spier-festival-south-africa-march-2002/

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	Return to [[Main Page]]		Return to [[Main Page]]
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		+	==Sources==
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		+	E-mail correspondence from [[Diane Rossi]], May 2026.
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		+	[[Nigel Vermaas]]. 2002. radio documentary of the 2002 Sacred Concerts
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		+	I am including a link here to a Mixcloud upload of the Sacred Concerts in 2002 - a radio documentary by [[Nigel Vermaas]], who has given me permission to upload this. Hope this is helpful.
		+	https://www.mixcloud.com/diane-rossi/duke-ellingtons-sacred-concerts-at-spier-festival-south-africa-march-2002/

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She had roles in ''[[Snow White and the Special Branch]]''([[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], 1974). For [[UTS]] she performed as "Niggie/Jong Prostituut" in ''[[Der gute Mensch von Sezuan|Die Goeie Mens van Sezuan]]'' and in ''[[Die Goue Kring]]'' in 1976.
 She directed ''[[En Dit Was Môre]]'', [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe, 1985.

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 ==Biography==
-She studied B.Dram degree at Stellenbosch in the 1970s,  followed by a BA Hons (1977) and an MA at [[Natal University]] (1985) in Durban. Her MA thesis was on Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello.
+She studied B.Dram degree at Stellenbosch in the 1970s,  followed by a BA Hons (1977) and an MA at [[University of Natal]] (1985) in Durban. Her MA thesis was on Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello.
 She taught Theatre Studies as a leave replacement at UDW and at UND for several years and was a founding member of the [[Loft Theatre Company]] with [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]].

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	[[Diane Vlotman]] (19**-). Actress.		[[Diane Vlotman]] (19**-). Actress.
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		+	Also known as '''[[Diane Rossi]]'''
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		+	==Biography==
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		+	She studied B Dram at Stellenbosch in the 1970s then did a BA Hons (1977) and an MA at Natal University (1985) in Durban. Her MA thesis was on Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello.
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		+	She taught Theatre Studies as a leave replacement at UDW and at UND for several years and was a founding member of the Loft Theatre Company with Nicholas Ellenbogen. From 1989 to 1999, my husband Mike and I lived in Boston, USA and then moved to Cape Town in 2000 when he started teaching at UCT, retiring as Emeritus Professor at the end of 2021. We moved to Italy in 2022 as we have dual nationality and are living la dolce vita.
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	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==