Gina Shmukler - Revision history

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	[[Beeld]] Plus, 2 June 2001.		[[Beeld]] Plus, 2 June 2001.
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	[[Stephanie Nieuwoudt]]. "Gewilde verhale uitgebeeld", a cutting of a review (possibly in ''[[Beeld]]'', undated).		[[Stephanie Nieuwoudt]]. "Gewilde verhale uitgebeeld", a cutting of a review (possibly in ''[[Beeld]]'', undated).

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 [[Vita Award]] (Transvaal) 1993 as "Sinbad" in ''[[Sinbad's African Adventures]]'' (most promising talent)
-[[Fleur Du Cap]] Nomination and a [[Naledi Award]] for "Florence Vassy" in ''[[Chess]]''
+[[Fleur du Cap]] Nomination and a [[Naledi Award]] for "Florence Vassy" in ''[[Chess]]''
 The [[National Theatre Award]] for Best Supporting Actress for her role in ''[[Master Class]]'' (as "Sophie de Palma"),

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 == Awards, etc ==
-[[Vita Award]] (Transvaal) 1993 Shmukler, Gina as Sinbad in ''Sinbad's Africn Adventures'' (most promising talent)
+[[Vita Award]] (Transvaal) 1993 as "Sinbad" in ''[[Sinbad's African Adventures]]'' (most promising talent)
-a Fleur Du Cap Nomination and a Naledi Award for "Florence Vassy" in ''Chess''
+[[Fleur Du Cap]] Nomination and a [[Naledi Award]] for "Florence Vassy" in ''[[Chess]]''
 The [[National Theatre Award]] for Best Supporting Actress for her role in ''[[Master Class]]'' (as "Sophie de Palma"),
 Best Performance in a Musical for ''[[Blues Brothers]]'' and a nomination for ''[[Love, Crime, Johannesburg]]'' in which she created the role of "Lulu".
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	==International career==		==International career==
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		+	In 2001 she moved to New York, working extensively in theatre, film and TV there, but has occasionally returning to do work on projects in South Africa.Prior to her departure to the USA, Gina was privileged to share the stage with Elaine Paige in her concert in Sun City singing the duet ''I Know Him So Well''.

	In the USA and Asia she performed in Oscar Winner Sam Mendes' revival of ''[[Cabaret]]'' (Fraulein Kost & Sally Bowles understudy) and toured Sweden with Cape Town Opera's ''[[Showboat]]'' as Julie. In New York, she has worked extensively with Tony Award Nominee, Elizabeth Swados, on ''[[Judith]]'', ''[[Missionaries]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Journey To Benares]]'' and ''[[The Violence Project]]''. Other USA highlights include: ''[[Salt Chocolate]]'' (at Duke on 42nd), ''[[Murder]]'' (at PS 122), ''[[Hidden Voices]]'' (at Minetta Lane) directed by Tony Award winner Terence Mann, ''[[Anyone Can Whistle]]'' as "Fay Apple, ''[[Secret Garden]]'' as "Martha", ''[[Mame]]'' as "Sally Cato", and ''[[On The Town]]'' as "Madam Dilly". Also in New York, Gina played the role of "Amina" in the Award winning independent film, ''Arranged''.		In the USA and Asia she performed in Oscar Winner Sam Mendes' revival of ''[[Cabaret]]'' (Fraulein Kost & Sally Bowles understudy) and toured Sweden with Cape Town Opera's ''[[Showboat]]'' as Julie. In New York, she has worked extensively with Tony Award Nominee, Elizabeth Swados, on ''[[Judith]]'', ''[[Missionaries]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Journey To Benares]]'' and ''[[The Violence Project]]''. Other USA highlights include: ''[[Salt Chocolate]]'' (at Duke on 42nd), ''[[Murder]]'' (at PS 122), ''[[Hidden Voices]]'' (at Minetta Lane) directed by Tony Award winner Terence Mann, ''[[Anyone Can Whistle]]'' as "Fay Apple, ''[[Secret Garden]]'' as "Martha", ''[[Mame]]'' as "Sally Cato", and ''[[On The Town]]'' as "Madam Dilly". Also in New York, Gina played the role of "Amina" in the Award winning independent film, ''Arranged''.

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	Her one-woman show ''[[Silk Ties]]'' was performed throughout South Africa as well as Namibia and Toronto earning nominations for Best Script and Best Director.		Her one-woman show ''[[Silk Ties]]'' was performed throughout South Africa as well as Namibia and Toronto earning nominations for Best Script and Best Director.
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−	~~Prior to her departure to the USA, Gina was privileged to share the stage with Elaine Paige in her concert in Sun City singing the duet ''I Know Him So Well''.~~

	For stage, Gina has directed ''[[iNje]]'', ''[[Callback]]'', ''[[Lost in the Stars]]'', ''[[Killer Queen]]'' and the [[Market Theatre]]'s ''[[Brer Rabbit]]''. Gina has also directed many corporate theatre pieces for companies such as SA Breweries], Old Mutual and Unilever.		For stage, Gina has directed ''[[iNje]]'', ''[[Callback]]'', ''[[Lost in the Stars]]'', ''[[Killer Queen]]'' and the [[Market Theatre]]'s ''[[Brer Rabbit]]''. Gina has also directed many corporate theatre pieces for companies such as SA Breweries], Old Mutual and Unilever.

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	Studied for B.A. Honours in Dramatic Art, [[University of the Witwatersrand]]. Did other voice, theatre and music courses overseas.		Studied for B.A. Honours in Dramatic Art, [[University of the Witwatersrand]]. Did other voice, theatre and music courses overseas.
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−	~~In 2001 she moved to New York, working extensively in theatre, film and TV there, but has occasionally returned to do work on projects in South Africa.~~

	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	She wrote ''[[The Line]]'' and directed a performance of the play at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2013, earning [[Naledi Award]] nominations for Best Play and Best New Script.		She wrote ''[[The Line]]'' and directed a performance of the play at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 2013, earning [[Naledi Award]] nominations for Best Play and Best New Script.
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		+	==International career==
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		+	In the USA and Asia she performed in Oscar Winner Sam Mendes' revival of ''[[Cabaret]]'' (Fraulein Kost & Sally Bowles understudy) and toured Sweden with Cape Town Opera's ''[[Showboat]]'' as Julie. In New York, she has worked extensively with Tony Award Nominee, Elizabeth Swados, on ''[[Judith]]'', ''[[Missionaries]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Journey To Benares]]'' and ''[[The Violence Project]]''. Other USA highlights include: ''[[Salt Chocolate]]'' (at Duke on 42nd), ''[[Murder]]'' (at PS 122), ''[[Hidden Voices]]'' (at Minetta Lane) directed by Tony Award winner Terence Mann, ''[[Anyone Can Whistle]]'' as "Fay Apple, ''[[Secret Garden]]'' as "Martha", ''[[Mame]]'' as "Sally Cato", and ''[[On The Town]]'' as "Madam Dilly". Also in New York, Gina played the role of "Amina" in the Award winning independent film, ''Arranged''.

	== Awards, etc ==		== Awards, etc ==

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	In 2001 she moved to New York, working extensively in theatre, film and TV there, but has occasionally returned to do work on projects in South Africa.		In 2001 she moved to New York, working extensively in theatre, film and TV there, but has occasionally returned to do work on projects in South Africa.
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−	In the USA and Asia she performed in Oscar Winner Sam Mendes' revival of ''[[Cabaret]]'' (Fraulein Kost & Sally Bowles understudy) and toured Sweden with Cape Town Opera's ''[[Showboat]]'' as Julie. In New York, she has worked extensively with Tony Award Nominee, Elizabeth Swados, on ''[[Judith]]'', ''[[Missionaries]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Journey To Benares]]'' and ''[[The Violence Project]]''. Other USA highlights include: ''[[Salt Chocolate]]'' (at Duke on 42nd), ''[[Murder]]'' (at PS 122), ''[[Hidden Voices]]'' (at Minetta Lane) directed by Tony Award winner Terence Mann, ''[[Anyone Can Whistle]]'' as "Fay Apple, ''[[Secret Garden]]'' as "Martha", ''[[Mame]]'' as "Sally Cato", and ''[[On The Town]]'' as "Madam Dilly". Also in New York, Gina played the role of "Amina" in the Award winning independent film, ''Arranged''.

	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	Studied for B.A. Honours in Dramatic Art, [[University of the Witwatersrand]]. Did other voice, theatre and music courses overseas.		Studied for B.A. Honours in Dramatic Art, [[University of the Witwatersrand]]. Did other voice, theatre and music courses overseas.
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−	~~=== Career ===~~
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−	~~In 2001 she moved to New York, working extensively in theatre, film and TV there. Occasionally returned to do work in South Africa.~~
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−	In the USA and Asia she performed in Oscar Winner Sam Mendes' revival of ''[[Cabaret]]'' (Fraulein Kost & Sally Bowles understudy) and toured Sweden with Cape Town Opera's ''[[Showboat]]'' as Julie. In New York, she has worked extensively with Tony Award Nominee, Elizabeth Swados, on ''[[Judith]]'', ''[[Missionaries]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Journey To Benares]]'' and ''[[The Violence Project]]''. Other USA highlights include: ''[[Salt Chocolate]]'' (at Duke on 42nd), ''[[Murder]]'' (at PS 122), ''[[Hidden Voices]]'' (at Minetta Lane) directed by Tony Award winner Terence Mann, ''[[Anyone Can Whistle]]'' as "Fay Apple, ''[[Secret Garden]]'' as "Martha", ''[[Mame]]'' as "Sally Cato", and ''[[On The Town]]'' as "Madam Dilly". Also in New York, Gina played the role of "Amina" in the Award winning independent film, ''Arranged''.

	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==