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-'''Elzabe Catharina Zietsman''' (1961- ) is a South African actress and cabaret singer. She has also been credited '''Elsabe Zietsman''' and '''Elzabé Zietsman'''.
+[[Elzabe Zietsman]] (1961- ) is a South African actress and cabaret singer. She has also been credited '''[[Elsabe Zietsman]]''' and '''[[Elzabé Zietsman]]'''.
 == Biography ==
 === Youth ===
-She was born on 20 January 1961 in Bethal, Eastern Transvaal (later called Mpumalanga).
+She was born Elzabe Catharina Zietsman on 20 January 1961 in Bethal, Eastern Transvaal (later called Mpumalanga).
 === Training ===

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 '''Elzabe Zietsman''' played her part in South African theatre, television and film, but her greatest contribution is as a cabaret singer and performer. Not only has she performed in a large number of cabaret shows on stages across the country and at arts festivals, but Elzabe Zietsman has also inspired various talented South African authors and playwrights to create cabaret scripts specifically for her to perform. In 1995 [[Nataniël]] wrote a one-woman cabaret for Elzabe, called ''[[In Glass]]''. In 1998 she and [[André Schwartz]] wrote and performed in a cabaret called ''[[Schwartz and Zietsman]]''. In October 1999 Elzabe’s first album ''X111'' was released. In 2000 Elzabé and [[Amanda Strydom]] performed together at the [[KKNK]] and at [[Aardklop]] with their show ''[[Strydom en Zietsman in Alfabetiese Volgorde]]''. In 2001 Elzabe and [[Coenie de Villiers]] were together on the stage at [[Aardklop]] with ''Songs – [[Ziets Sing Coenie]]''. In 2002 [[Deon Opperman]] also wrote a show called ''[[Kaalgestroop]]'', specifically for Elzabe to perform. In 2004 [[Wikus du Toit]] wrote a show, ''[[Smallchange]]'', for Elzabe. And in 2008 [[Emma Bekker]] wrote her a cabaret called ''[[Agter Glas]]''.
-In 2003 Elzabe, together with [[Sean Else]] and [[Theresa du Preez]], established [[Kookoo Productions]], an idependent South African theatre production company.
+In 2003 Elzabe, together with [[Sean Else]] and [[Theresa du Preez]], established [[Kookoo Productions]], an independent South African theatre production company.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 '''Elzabe Zietsman''' played her part in South African theatre, television and film, but her greatest contribution is as a cabaret singer and performer. Not only has she performed in a large number of cabaret shows on stages across the country and at arts festivals, but Elzabe Zietsman has also inspired various talented South African authors and playwrights to create cabaret scripts specifically for her to perform. In 1995 [[Nataniël]] wrote a one-woman cabaret for Elzabe, called ''[[In Glass]]''. In 1998 she and [[André Schwartz]] wrote and performed in a cabaret called ''[[Schwartz and Zietsman]]''. In October 1999 Elzabe’s first album ''X111'' was released. In 2000 Elzabé and [[Amanda Strydom]] performed together at the [[KKNK]] and at [[Aardklop]] with their show ''[[Strydom en Zietsman in Alfabetiese Volgorde]]''. In 2001 Elzabe and [[Coenie de Villiers]] were together on the stage at [[Aardklop]] with ''Songs – [[Ziets Sing Coenie]]''. In 2002 [[Deon Opperman]] also wrote a show called ''[[Kaalgestroop]]'', specifically for Elzabe to perform. In 2004 [[Wikus du Toit]] wrote a show, ''[[Smallchange]]'', for Elzabe. And in 2008 [[Emma Bekker]] wrote her a cabaret called ''[[Agter Glas]]''.
-In 2003 Elzabe, together with [[Sean Else]] and [[Theresa du Preez]], established Kookoo Productions. an idependent South African theatre production company.
+In 2003 Elzabe, together with [[Sean Else]] and [[Theresa du Preez]], established [[Kookoo Productions]], an idependent South African theatre production company.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 '''Elzabe Zietsman''' played her part in South African theatre, television and film, but her greatest contribution is as a cabaret singer and performer. Not only has she performed in a large number of cabaret shows on stages across the country and at arts festivals, but Elzabe Zietsman has also inspired various talented South African authors and playwrights to create cabaret scripts specifically for her to perform. In 1995 [[Nataniël]] wrote a one-woman cabaret for Elzabe, called ''[[In Glass]]''. In 1998 she and [[André Schwartz]] wrote and performed in a cabaret called ''[[Schwartz and Zietsman]]''. In October 1999 Elzabe’s first album ''X111'' was released. In 2000 Elzabé and [[Amanda Strydom]] performed together at the [[KKNK]] and at [[Aardklop]] with their show ''[[Strydom en Zietsman in Alfabetiese Volgorde]]''. In 2001 Elzabe and [[Coenie de Villiers]] were together on the stage at [[Aardklop]] with ''Songs – [[Ziets Sing Coenie]]''. In 2002 [[Deon Opperman]] also wrote a show called ''[[Kaalgestroop]]'', specifically for Elzabe to perform. In 2004 [[Wikus du Toit]] wrote a show, ''[[Smallchange]]'', for Elzabe. And in 2008 [[Emma Bekker]] wrote her a cabaret called ''[[Agter Glas]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-'''Elzabe Zietsman''' played her part in South African theatre, television and film, but her greatest contribution is as a cabaret singer and performer. Not only has she performed in a large number of cabaret shows on stages across the country and at arts festivals, but Elzabe Zietsman has also inspired various talented South African authors and playwrights to create cabaret scripts specifically for her to perform. In 1995 [[Nataniël]] wrote a one-woman cabaret for Elzabe, called ''[[In Glass]]''. In 1998 she and [[André Schwartz]] wrote and performed in a cabaret called ''[[Schwartz and Zietsman]]''. In October 1999 Elzabe’s first album ''X111'' was released. In 2000 Elzabé and [[Amanda Strydom]] performed together at the [[KKNK]] and at [[Aardklop]] with their show ''[[Strydom en Zietsman in Alfabetiese Volgorde]]''. In 2001 Elzabe and [[Coenie de Villiers]] were together on the stage at [[Aardklop]] with ''[[Songs – Ziets Sing Coenie]]''. In 2002 [[Deon Opperman]] also wrote a show called ''[[Kaalgestroop]]'', specifically for Elzabe to perform. In 2004 ''Wikus du Toit'' wrote a show, ''[[Smallchange]]'', for Elzabe. And in 2008 [[Emma Bekker]] wrote her a cabaret called ''[[Agter Glas]]''.
+'''Elzabe Zietsman''' played her part in South African theatre, television and film, but her greatest contribution is as a cabaret singer and performer. Not only has she performed in a large number of cabaret shows on stages across the country and at arts festivals, but Elzabe Zietsman has also inspired various talented South African authors and playwrights to create cabaret scripts specifically for her to perform. In 1995 [[Nataniël]] wrote a one-woman cabaret for Elzabe, called ''[[In Glass]]''. In 1998 she and [[André Schwartz]] wrote and performed in a cabaret called ''[[Schwartz and Zietsman]]''. In October 1999 Elzabe’s first album ''X111'' was released. In 2000 Elzabé and [[Amanda Strydom]] performed together at the [[KKNK]] and at [[Aardklop]] with their show ''[[Strydom en Zietsman in Alfabetiese Volgorde]]''. In 2001 Elzabe and [[Coenie de Villiers]] were together on the stage at [[Aardklop]] with ''[[Songs – Ziets Sing Coenie]]''. In 2002 [[Deon Opperman]] also wrote a show called ''[[Kaalgestroop]]'', specifically for Elzabe to perform. In 2004 [[Wikus du Toit]] wrote a show, ''[[Smallchange]]'', for Elzabe. And in 2008 [[Emma Bekker]] wrote her a cabaret called ''[[Agter Glas]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==