Hannes Horne - Revision history

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 Co-founded (with ***) and for many years directed plays for the [[Eersterus Performing Arts Council]] ([[EPAC]]) in Pretoria.   Among his memorable productions for [[EPAC]] were [[Bartho Smit]]’s  ''[[Bacchus in die Boland]]'' and [[Adam Small]]’s ''[[Kanna, hy kô Hystoe]]''. At [[SWAPAC]] he inter alia produced **** and ****. His masters study at the University of Pretoria was an evaluation of the career and contribution of [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] to South African theatre. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Hom-How|Horne, Jacobus Johannes]], 1970). He directed ''[[My Fat Friend|Vettie, Vettie!]]'' for [[CAPAB]] in 1987.
-He translated the one-act play ''[[Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.
+He translated  J.A.S. Coppard's one-act play ''[[Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.
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 He became a lecturer and later senior lecturer at the [[University of Pretoria Drama Department]].
-In 1980 became the director of the [[South West African Performing Arts Council]] ([[SWAPAC]]), in Windhoek and , on retirement, he relocated to Cape Town where he became a part-time radio announcer for [[Fine Music Radio]] and continued his career in poetry reading. He later settled in Victoria West.
+In 1980 became the director of the [[South West African Performing Arts Council]] ([[SWAPAC]]), in Windhoek and, on retirement, he relocated to Cape Town where he became a part-time radio announcer for [[Fine Music Radio]] and continued his career in poetry reading. He later settled in Victoria West.
 He passed away on 2 May, 2011

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	He translated the one-act play ''[[Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.		He translated the one-act play ''[[Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.
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−	~~When he turned 75 in May 2009, a concert was held in his honour in the [[Centurion Theatre]] by his friends.~~

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 He translated the one-act play ''[[Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.
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 When he turned 75 in May 2009, a concert was held in his honour in the [[Centurion Theatre]] by his friends.

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 Co-founded (with ***) and for many years directed plays for the [[Eersterus Performing Arts Council]] ([[EPAC]]) in Pretoria.   Among his memorable productions for [[EPAC]] were [[Bartho Smit]]’s  ''[[Bacchus in die Boland]]'' and [[Adam Small]]’s ''[[Kanna, hy kô Hystoe]]''. At [[SWAPAC]] he inter alia produced **** and ****. His masters study at the University of Pretoria was an evaluation of the career and contribution of [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]] to South African theatre. (See [[ESAT Bibliography Hom-How|Horne, Jacobus Johannes]], 1970). He directed ''[[My Fat Friend|Vettie, Vettie!]]'' for [[CAPAB]] in 1987.
-He translated the play as ''[[A Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.
+He translated the one-act play ''[[Sordid Story]]'' as ''[[Die Verwronge Spel]]''.
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 == Biography ==
+Born on 7 May, 1934
 Studied Drama at the [[University of Pretoria Drama Department]] where he became a protegé of [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], and - like his mentor - particularly well known for his superb vocal abilities and poetry readings over the years.

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-[[Hannes Horne]] (born 1934). Voice artist, actor, director, drama lecturer and administrator. A protegé of [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], he is particularly well known for his superb vocal abilities and poetry readings over the years.
+[[Hannes Horne]] (1934-2011) was a voice artist, actor, director, drama lecturer, translator and administrator.
 == Biography ==
-== Career ==
+Studied Drama at the [[University of Pretoria Drama Department]] where he became a protegé of [[Anna Neethling-Pohl]], and - like his mentor - particularly well known for his superb vocal abilities and poetry readings over the years.
-Lecturer and later senior lecturer (19**-19**) at the [[University of Pretoria Drama Department]]. In 1980 became the director of the [[South West African Performing Arts Council]] ([[SWAPAC]]), in Windhoek. On retirement , he relocated to Cape Town where he became a part-time radio announcer for Fine Music Radio and continued his career in poetry reading. He later settled in Victoria West.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==