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(also published as [[Eunice van Rooyen]], [[Eunice Fourie]] and [[Eunice Malan]] )
(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s [[Centre for SA Theatre Research]] ([[CESAT]]) as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit The Breytie Book ([[Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history. Married inter alia to [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].

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−	(19- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit ''[[Die Breytie Boek\|The Breytie Book]]'' ([[Temple Hauptfleisch\|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ***** (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.
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−	~~Married ''inter alia'' to theatre personalities [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].~~
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-(also published as [[Eunice van Rooyen]], [[Eunice Fourie]] and [[Eunice Malan]] )
+[[Eunice Reynecke]] (19**- )is a  Theatre historian and theorist.
 (19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit ''[[Die Breytie Boek|The Breytie Book]]'' ([[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to theatre personalities [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
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 (also published as [[Eunice van Rooyen]], [[Eunice Fourie]] and [[Eunice Malan]] )
-(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit ''[[The Breytie Book]]'' ([[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
+(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit ''[[Die Breytie Boek|The Breytie Book]]'' ([[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to theatre personalities [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
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 (also published as [[Eunice van Rooyen]], [[Eunice Fourie]] and [[Eunice Malan]] )
-(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit The Breytie Book ([[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
+(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit ''[[The Breytie Book]]'' ([[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
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 (also published as [[Eunice van Rooyen]], [[Eunice Fourie]] and [[Eunice Malan]] )
-(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit The Breytie Book ([[Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
+(19**- ) Theatre historian and theorist. Trained as cultural historian at the [[University of Pretoria]], then joined the [[HSRC]]’s  [[Centre for South African Theatre Research]] ('''CESAT''') as a researcher and documentarian in 1980s. Helped found the [[South African Theatre Journal]] (she was technical editor for two years), helped edit The Breytie Book ([[Temple Hauptfleisch|Hauptfleisch]], 1985) and wrote a masters thesis on the methodology of theatre research, which was published by the [[HSRC]] as ******* (198*). Published articles and gave lectures on theatre research methodology and theatre history for a number of years and acted as advisor and contributor to various publications on South African theatre history.  Married ''inter alia'' to [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]] and [[Charles Malan]].
 Return to [[ESAT Personalities R]]