Eghard van der Hoven - Revision history

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Biography

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−	[[Eghard van der Hoven]] (19**- 2006) was an actor and highly regarded theatre administrator.	+	[[Eghard van der Hoven]] (1922-2006) was an actor and highly regarded theatre administrator.

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	[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.		[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.
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		+	Interview with [[Diane de Beer]], ''[[The Star]]'', 23 June 1999.

	Obituary ''Cape Times'' 15 September 2006.		Obituary ''Cape Times'' 15 September 2006.

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-(19**- 2006) Actor and highly regarded theatre administrator.
+[[Eghard van der Hoven]] (19**- 2006) was an actor and highly regarded theatre administrator.
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 He passed away in Pretoria on 14 September 2006, aged 84.
 === Career ===
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 Awarded a [[Naledi Award|Naledi Lifetime Achievement Award]], 2003.
 == Sources ==

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	He was recognised as one of the pioneers of [[Afrikaans]] theatre by the drama department of the Pretoria Technikon during a ceremony at the [[Breytenbach Theatre]] in Pretoria on 30 August 1994.		He was recognised as one of the pioneers of [[Afrikaans]] theatre by the drama department of the Pretoria Technikon during a ceremony at the [[Breytenbach Theatre]] in Pretoria on 30 August 1994.
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	Awarded a [[Naledi Award\|Naledi Lifetime Achievement Award]], 2003.		Awarded a [[Naledi Award\|Naledi Lifetime Achievement Award]], 2003.

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 He was honoured by the [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns]] in 1984 and in 1988 he received an award from the State President for his contribution to the development of theatre in South Africa.
-Awarded a Naledi Lifetime Achievement Award, 2003.
+He was recognised as one of the pioneers of [[Afrikaans]] theatre by the drama department of the Pretoria Technikon during a ceremony at the [[Breytenbach Theatre]] in Pretoria on 30 August 1994.
 == Sources ==

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 ''Stille Nag'' programme notes, 1990.
-Tucker, 1997.
+[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.
 Obituary ''Cape Times'' 15 September 2006.
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 === Career ===
-Joined the [[Hanekom Geselskap]] in 19** as a juvenile lead, billed as “South Africa’s Laurence Olivier”. Later joined [[National Theatre Organisation]] as actor and organiser of tours. When [[NTO]] closed down and the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] ([[PACT]]) was founded, he became head of the drama company. Under his guidance and that of his successors ([[Mannie Manim]] and [[Francois Swart]]) this company was to develop in perhaps the best ensemble the country has seen. In 19** he became director of PACT, a position he held till he retired in 1983. He then returned to acting (e.g. as the father in [[Deon Opperman]]’s highly regarded political play ''[[Stille Nag]]'' (19**) and delivering a number of prominent television performances). Also became a popular columnist, commentator and consultant on arts matters.
+Joined the [[Hanekom Geselskap]] in 1944 as a juvenile lead, billed as “South Africa’s Laurence Olivier”. Later joined [[National Theatre Organisation]] as actor and organiser of tours from 1952 to 1958. He spent some years with the [[SABC]]. When [[NTO]] closed down and the [[Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal]] ([[PACT]]) was founded, he became head of the drama company. Under his guidance and that of his successors ([[Mannie Manim]] and [[Francois Swart]]) this company was to develop in perhaps the best ensemble the country has seen. In 1967 he became director of PACT, a position he held till he retired in 1983. He then returned to acting (e.g. as the father in [[Deon Opperman]]’s highly regarded political play ''[[Stille Nag]]'' (1989-90) and delivering a number of prominent television performances). Also became a popular columnist, commentator and consultant on arts matters.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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 == Awards, etc ==
 Awarded a Naledi Lifetime Achievement Award, 2003.
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 http://hanekom.org/webtrees/family.php?famid=F130&ged=HANEKOM
-Du Toit,  1988
+Du Toit,  1988 .
-Tucker, 1997
+Tucker, 1997.
 Obituary ''Cape Times'' 15 September 2006.

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 == Biography ==
-Born circa 1928.  He married [[Tilana Hanekom]]. They had two sons, Hendrik and Eghard.
+Born circa 1922.  He married [[Tilana Hanekom]]. They had two sons, Hendrik and Eghard.
 He passed away in Pretoria on 14 September 2006, aged 84.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 Acted in ''[[Die Jaar van die Vuuros]]'' (NTO 1952), ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'' (NTO 1953), ''[[I Remember Mama|Ek Onthou vir Mamma]]'' (NTO 1954), ''[[Verkiesing sonder politiek!]]'' (NTO 1955), ''[[Rosmersholm|Die Wit Perde van Rosmersholm]]'' (NTO 1955), ''[[Die Twisappel]]'' (NTO 1955), ''[[Bitter Einde]]'' (NTO 1956-7), ''[[A Hundred Years Old|Oupa Kanniedood]]'' (NTO 1957), ''[[Summertime|Skrikkeljaar]]'' (NTO 1958).
 ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'' (TRUK 1985), ''[[Comrades]]'' (PACT 1986), ''[[Die Laaste Sondag]]'' (TRUK 1986), ''[[The Crucible|Die Salem-Verhoor]]'' (TRUK 1988), ''[[The Merchant of Venice|Die Sakeman van Venesië]]'' (TRUK 1991), ''[[Guess Who's Coming to Dinner|Raai Wie Kom vir Ete?]]'' (TRUK 1991), ''[[Three Sisters|Drie Susters]]'' (TRUK 1992).
 == Awards, etc ==

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	Tucker, 1997		Tucker, 1997
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		+	Obituary ''Cape Times'' 15 September 2006.