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[[George Loopuyt]] (1940-). Manager.

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
He was appointed general director of [[CAPAB]] in 1989 after six years as the council’s Eastern Cape director. At the time he had 20 years experience in commerce and industry behind him.

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''[[Scenaria]]'', 71(105).

''[[Cape Argus]]'', 13 July 1990.

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 [[George Loopuyt]] (1940-2022). Arts administrator, actor.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 - 19 July, 1968: Played the role of "Tommy Albright" in [[Brigadoon]], staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], directed by [[Helen Mann]] with musical director [[Peter K Woolston]].
 He was appointed general director of [[CAPAB]] in 1989 after six years as the council’s Eastern Cape director. At the time he had 20 years experience in commerce and industry behind him.

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 He was appointed general director of [[CAPAB]] in 1989 after six years as the council’s Eastern Cape director. At the time he had 20 years experience in commerce and industry behind him.
-"In 1983 Mr. Loopuyt was appointed as the [[CAPAB]] Regional Director in the Eastern Cape. He then followed [[Ge Korsten]] as the General Director of [[CAPAB]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now [[Artscape]], in 1988. In 1997 he took early retirement and was succeeded by Mr. [[Michael Maas]]. George was a true lover of all performing arts and during his directorship at CAPAB he also established the CAPAB Musicals Department which produced some great musical theatre including productions like: ''[[Evita]]'', ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]'', ''[[Mame]]'' and ''[[HAIR]]''. Collaborations with the other Arts Councils also brought several great productions to the Artscape stage, including: ''[[A Chorus Line]]'', ''[[Crazy for You]]'', ''[[Oklahoma!]]'' and ''[[Queen at the Opera]]''." From obituary announcement on [[Artscape]]'s Facebook page.
+"In 1983 Mr. Loopuyt was appointed as the [[CAPAB]] Regional Director in the Eastern Cape. He then followed [[Ge Korsten]] as the General Director of [[CAPAB]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now [[Artscape]], in 1988. In 1997 he took early retirement and was succeeded by Mr. [[Michael Maas]]. George was a true lover of all performing arts and during his directorship at CAPAB he also established the CAPAB Musicals Department which produced some great musical theatre including productions like: ''[[Evita]]'', ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]'', ''[[Mame]]'' and ''[[Hair]]''. Collaborations with the other Arts Councils also brought several great productions to the Artscape stage, including: ''[[A Chorus Line]]'', ''[[Crazy for You]]'', ''[[Oklahoma!]]'' and ''[[Queen at the Opera]]''." From obituary announcement on [[Artscape]]'s Facebook page.
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 He was appointed general director of [[CAPAB]] in 1989 after six years as the council’s Eastern Cape director. At the time he had 20 years experience in commerce and industry behind him.
-"In 1983 Mr. Loopuyt was appointed as the [[CAPAB]] Regional Director in the Eastern Cape. He then followed [[Ge Korsten]] as the General Director of [[CAPAB]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now [[Artscape]], in 1988. In 1997 he took early retirement and was succeeded by Mr. [[Michael Maas]]. George was a true lover of all performing arts and during his directorship at CAPAB he also established the CAPAB Musicals Department which produced some great musical theatre including productions like: ''[[Evita]]'', ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]'', ''[[Mame]]'' and ''[[HAIR]]''. Collaborations with the other Arts Councils also brought several great productions to the Artscape stage, including: ''[[A Chorus Line]]'', ''[[Crazy For You]]'', ''[[Oklahoma]]'' and ''[[Queen At The Opera]]''." From obituary announcement on [[Artscape]]'s Facebook page.
+"In 1983 Mr. Loopuyt was appointed as the [[CAPAB]] Regional Director in the Eastern Cape. He then followed [[Ge Korsten]] as the General Director of [[CAPAB]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], now [[Artscape]], in 1988. In 1997 he took early retirement and was succeeded by Mr. [[Michael Maas]]. George was a true lover of all performing arts and during his directorship at CAPAB he also established the CAPAB Musicals Department which produced some great musical theatre including productions like: ''[[Evita]]'', ''[[Jesus Christ Superstar]]'', ''[[Mame]]'' and ''[[HAIR]]''. Collaborations with the other Arts Councils also brought several great productions to the Artscape stage, including: ''[[A Chorus Line]]'', ''[[Crazy for You]]'', ''[[Oklahoma!]]'' and ''[[Queen at the Opera]]''." From obituary announcement on [[Artscape]]'s Facebook page.
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 ''[[Cape Argus]]'', 13 July 1990.
-Artscape. Facebook. 10 June 2022.
+Artscape. ''Facebook''. 10 June 2022.
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		+	6 - 19 July, 1968: Played the role of "Tommy Albright" in [[Brigadoon]], staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], directed by [[Helen Mann]] with musical director [[Peter K Woolston]].
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	He was appointed general director of [[CAPAB]] in 1989 after six years as the council’s Eastern Cape director. At the time he had 20 years experience in commerce and industry behind him.		He was appointed general director of [[CAPAB]] in 1989 after six years as the council’s Eastern Cape director. At the time he had 20 years experience in commerce and industry behind him.