Doreen Mazibuko - Revision history

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(197*-) Actress. Trained at ***. Her first major role was creating and performing the original “Lulu” in ''[[Sophiatown]]'' by [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]]. ***

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-Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darryll Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.
+Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darryl Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.
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 ===Film===
-Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darrell Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.
+Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darryll Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.
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 She wrote the chapter ''Theatre: the political weapon in South Africa'' ([[ESAT Bibliography Mas-Mcl|Mazibuko, Doreen]] 1996) as a contribution to ''Theatre and Change in South Africa'' by Davis & Fuchs.
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+===Film===
 Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darrell Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.

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	She wrote the chapter ''Theatre: the political weapon in South Africa'' ([[ESAT Bibliography Mas-Mcl\|Mazibuko, Doreen]] 1996) as a contribution to ''Theatre and Change in South Africa'' by Davis & Fuchs.		She wrote the chapter ''Theatre: the political weapon in South Africa'' ([[ESAT Bibliography Mas-Mcl\|Mazibuko, Doreen]] 1996) as a contribution to ''Theatre and Change in South Africa'' by Davis & Fuchs.
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		+	=Film=
		+	Doreen played the role of the young girl in [[Darrell Roodt]]'s 1986 film ''[[A Place for Weeping]]''.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 Her first major role was creating and performing the original “Lulu” in ''[[Sophiatown]]'' by [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], starting her long association with the company.
-Her play ''[[Qhewukani magwala ndini]]'' (Move away you cowards), about the dreams and aspirations of the black youth of SA, was performed in the [[Market Theatre]]’s Rehearsal Room in May 1989, starring the author, Nhlanhla Sicelo, Jeff Simelane, Grace Mahlaba, Wandy Yawa, Vivienne Mbuce.
+Her play ''[[Qhewukani Magwala Ndini]]'' (Move away you cowards), about the dreams and aspirations of the black youth of SA, was performed in the [[Market Theatre]]’s Rehearsal Room in May 1989, starring the author, Nhlanhla Sicelo, Jeff Simelane, Grace Mahlaba, Wandy Yawa, Vivienne Mbuce.
 She devised the play ''[[Moments]]'' (aimed at voter education) with [[Peter Ngwenya]] in 1994.

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 ''[[Sowetan]]'' 12 June 1989; ''[[Vrye Weekblad]]'', 19 May 1989; ''[[Pretoria News]]'', 2 June 1989.
-''[[Sowetan]'', 6 December 1994.
+''[[Sowetan]]'', 6 December 1994.
 ''[[New Nation]]'', 12-18 October 1990.

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 Her first taste of professional acting came with the formation of a drama school in Coronation Park, [[The Immaculators]].
-She studied drama at the University of the Witwatersrand.
+She studied drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]].
-Doreen Mazibuko, of the Commission on Gender Equality (2004)
+She served on the Commission on Gender Equality (2004).
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−	~~(197-) Actress. Trained at . Her first major role was creating and performing the original “Lulu” in ''~~[[~~Sophiatown]]'' by [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company~~]]. ~~*~~	+	[[Doreen Mazibuko]] (born 1965). Actress, playwright, director.

		+	== Biography ==
		+	Doreen attended Corry School, Coronation Park in the Johannesburg area.
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		+	She set herself the task of documenting the political, social, economic and emotional struggle of South African women of all races and from every conceivable walk of life.
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		+	At 15 she wrote ''We Will Fix Them'', produced at her school. The play was inspired by the violence directed at young women in the township.
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		+	Her first taste of professional acting came with the formation of a drama school in Coronation Park, [[The Immaculators]].
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		+	She studied drama at the University of the Witwatersrand.
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		+	Doreen Mazibuko, of the Commission on Gender Equality (2004)
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		+	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
		+	Her debut was in ''[[Baphi]]'' (Where are they?) which she wrote and directed. She also wrote ''[[Jesus Christ]]'' and ''[[A Better Bird]]''.
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		+	Her first major role was creating and performing the original “Lulu” in ''[[Sophiatown]]'' by [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], starting her long association with the company.
		+
		+	Her play ''[[Qhewukani magwala ndini]]'' (Move away you cowards), about the dreams and aspirations of the black youth of SA, was performed in the [[Market Theatre]]’s Rehearsal Room in May 1989, starring the author, Nhlanhla Sicelo, Jeff Simelane, Grace Mahlaba, Wandy Yawa, Vivienne Mbuce.
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		+	She devised the play ''[[Moments]]'' (aimed at voter education) with [[Peter Ngwenya]] in 1994.
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		+	She wrote the chapter ''Theatre: the political weapon in South Africa'' ([[ESAT Bibliography Mas-Mcl\|Mazibuko, Doreen]] 1996).
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''[[Sowetan]]'' 12 June 1989; ''[[Vrye Weekblad]]'', 19 May 1989; ''[[Pretoria News]]'', 2 June 1989.
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		+	''[[Sowetan]'', 6 December 1994.
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		+	''[[New Nation]]'', 12-18 October 1990.
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		+	== Return to ==
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Doreen Mazibuko - Revision history

Miriamt: /* Film */

Miriamt: /* Film */

Miriamt: /* Film */

Miriamt: /* Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance */

Miriamt: /* Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance */

Miriamt: /* Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance */

Miriamt: /* Sources */

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Miriamt at 08:19, 5 July 2018

Gaerin: Created page with "(197*-) Actress. Trained at ***. Her first major role was creating and performing the original “Lulu” in ''Sophiatown'' by Junction Avenue Theatre Company. *** Retur..."

Gaerin: Created page with "(197-) Actress. Trained at . Her first major role was creating and performing the original “Lulu” in ''Sophiatown'' by Junction Avenue Theatre Company. * Retur..."