Francois Venter - Revision history

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 [[Francois Venter]] (19**-).
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-After graduating from [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s [[School of Dramatic Art]] with a BA (Dramatic Art) in 1994, Venter worked as South African co-ordinator on the 1994 [[Dogtroep]] workshop for the [[Arts Alive Festival]]. He was a founder member of [[KLAP public performance company]] in 1995, and was involved in various performance projects in Newtown, the [[Market Theatre]] and in downtown Joburg. He also worked as company/stage manager for [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], and attended a two-week theatre workshop in Berlin. In 1996 he worked with street theatre outfit [[Jungle Theatre Company|Jungle Performance]]. In 1997, he was involved in founding the [[Performance Initiative]], and worked on a four-week master class with nine South African artists and Dogtroep in Oudtshoorn. The result of the master class was the creation of the show, ''[[Sweet Pham-Pham]]'', which the South African team took on a national tour as the [[A1 Theatre Company]]. In recent years, Venter has taught at Wits School of Dramatic Art and the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], and obtained his Master’s degree in Performance Studies at Wits.
 Francois wrote the one-act plays ''[[Woknakwyf!]]'' and ''[[Kandy en Dagga is Gagga]]''.
 He built the set for a production of ''[[Caritas]]'' in 1983 and had a role in ''[[Tooth and Nail]]'' ([[NAF]] 1991).
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	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
	After graduating from [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s [[School of Dramatic Art]] with a BA (Dramatic Art) in 1994, Venter worked as South African co-ordinator on the 1994 [[Dogtroep]] workshop for the [[Arts Alive Festival]]. He was a founder member of [[KLAP public performance company]] in 1995, and was involved in various performance projects in Newtown, the [[Market Theatre]] and in downtown Joburg. He also worked as company/stage manager for [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], and attended a two-week theatre workshop in Berlin. In 1996 he worked with street theatre outfit [[Jungle Theatre Company\|Jungle Performance]]. In 1997, he was involved in founding the [[Performance Initiative]], and worked on a four-week master class with nine South African artists and Dogtroep in Oudtshoorn. The result of the master class was the creation of the show, ''[[Sweet Pham-Pham]]'', which the South African team took on a national tour as the [[A1 Theatre Company]]. In recent years, Venter has taught at Wits School of Dramatic Art and the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], and obtained his Master’s degree in Performance Studies at Wits.		After graduating from [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s [[School of Dramatic Art]] with a BA (Dramatic Art) in 1994, Venter worked as South African co-ordinator on the 1994 [[Dogtroep]] workshop for the [[Arts Alive Festival]]. He was a founder member of [[KLAP public performance company]] in 1995, and was involved in various performance projects in Newtown, the [[Market Theatre]] and in downtown Joburg. He also worked as company/stage manager for [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], and attended a two-week theatre workshop in Berlin. In 1996 he worked with street theatre outfit [[Jungle Theatre Company\|Jungle Performance]]. In 1997, he was involved in founding the [[Performance Initiative]], and worked on a four-week master class with nine South African artists and Dogtroep in Oudtshoorn. The result of the master class was the creation of the show, ''[[Sweet Pham-Pham]]'', which the South African team took on a national tour as the [[A1 Theatre Company]]. In recent years, Venter has taught at Wits School of Dramatic Art and the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], and obtained his Master’s degree in Performance Studies at Wits.
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		+	[[Francois Venter]] (19**-).
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		+	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
	After graduating from [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s [[School of Dramatic Art]] with a BA (Dramatic Art) in 1994, Venter worked as South African co-ordinator on the 1994 [[Dogtroep]] workshop for the [[Arts Alive Festival]]. He was a founder member of [[KLAP public performance company]] in 1995, and was involved in various performance projects in Newtown, the [[Market Theatre]] and in downtown Joburg. He also worked as company/stage manager for [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], and attended a two-week theatre workshop in Berlin. In 1996 he worked with street theatre outfit [[Jungle Theatre Company\|Jungle Performance]]. In 1997, he was involved in founding the [[Performance Initiative]], and worked on a four-week master class with nine South African artists and Dogtroep in Oudtshoorn. The result of the master class was the creation of the show, ''[[Sweet Pham-Pham]]'', which the South African team took on a national tour as the [[A1 Theatre Company]]. In recent years, Venter has taught at Wits School of Dramatic Art and the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], and obtained his Master’s degree in Performance Studies at Wits.		After graduating from [[University of the Witwatersrand]]'s [[School of Dramatic Art]] with a BA (Dramatic Art) in 1994, Venter worked as South African co-ordinator on the 1994 [[Dogtroep]] workshop for the [[Arts Alive Festival]]. He was a founder member of [[KLAP public performance company]] in 1995, and was involved in various performance projects in Newtown, the [[Market Theatre]] and in downtown Joburg. He also worked as company/stage manager for [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], and attended a two-week theatre workshop in Berlin. In 1996 he worked with street theatre outfit [[Jungle Theatre Company\|Jungle Performance]]. In 1997, he was involved in founding the [[Performance Initiative]], and worked on a four-week master class with nine South African artists and Dogtroep in Oudtshoorn. The result of the master class was the creation of the show, ''[[Sweet Pham-Pham]]'', which the South African team took on a national tour as the [[A1 Theatre Company]]. In recent years, Venter has taught at Wits School of Dramatic Art and the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], and obtained his Master’s degree in Performance Studies at Wits.