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	He was a judge for the [[Sanlam Prize]] from its inception.		He was a judge for the [[Sanlam Prize]] from its inception.
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		+	He is a patron of the '''[[STAND Foundation]]'''.

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

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	[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.		[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.
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		+	[[Die Burger]], 1 February 2020.

	https://www.roekeloos.co.za/tag/hennie-van-greunen/page/6/		https://www.roekeloos.co.za/tag/hennie-van-greunen/page/6/

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	He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]]. Since 2018 he and his partner [[Pedro Kruger]] also run [[Curro Create]], the creative arm of the Curro schools		He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]]. Since 2018 he and his partner [[Pedro Kruger]] also run [[Curro Create]], the creative arm of the Curro schools

−	He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with [[Pedro Kruger]] (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''), the ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts for [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], and the ''Sussie'' texts for [[Marion Holm]]). Other plays include ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar man Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'', ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), .	+	He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with [[Pedro Kruger]] (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''), the ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts for [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], and the ''Sussie'' texts for [[Marion Holm]]). Other plays include ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar man Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'', ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), . He directed ''[[Medium Rare: Lirieke vir Jamy en Danny]]'' for the [[Woordfees]] in 2020.

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	[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.		[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.
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		+	https://www.roekeloos.co.za/tag/hennie-van-greunen/page/6/

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching  and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]]. In 2018 he and his partner [[Pedro Kruger]] started [[Curro Create]]
+He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching  and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]]. Since 2018 he and his partner [[Pedro Kruger]] also run [[Curro Create]], the creative arm of the Curro schools
 He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with  [[Pedro Kruger]] (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''),   the  ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts for [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], and the ''Sussie'' texts for [[Marion Holm]]). Other plays include  ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar man Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'',  ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), .

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	https://www.ofm.co.za/article/130908/Hennie-van-Greunen-deur-die-sleutelgat		https://www.ofm.co.za/article/130908/Hennie-van-Greunen-deur-die-sleutelgat
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		+	[[Marguerite van Wyk]]. 2020. SA talent verstom in Broadway-bestes, sê [[Pedro Kruger]] en [[Hennie van Greunen]]", ''[[Sarie]]'' [https://www.pressreader.com/south-africa/sarie/20200201/28157376762999]

	''[[Volksblad]]'', 21 October 2003.		''[[Volksblad]]'', 21 October 2003.

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	He started as a teacher at Brackenfell High School, later became Director of Corporate Communications at the [[Cape College]], and in 2001 became a a full-time writer for stage and TV.		He started as a teacher at Brackenfell High School, later became Director of Corporate Communications at the [[Cape College]], and in 2001 became a a full-time writer for stage and TV.
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		+	He is married to [[Pedro Kruger]].

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

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	He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]].		He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]].

−	He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with Kruger (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''), the ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts (for [[Margit ~~Meyer-Rödenbeck\|~~Meyer-Rödenbeck]]), the ''Sussie'' texts (for [[Marion Holm]]) ~~and~~ ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar man Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'', ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), .	+	He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with [[Pedro Kruger]] (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''), the ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts for [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], and the ''Sussie'' texts for [[Marion Holm]]). Other plays include ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar man Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'', ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), .

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	He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]].		He became a prominent and successful as producer and writer of light fare with the rise of the [[Afrikaans]] festival circuit since the 1990s, often working closely with Durbanville-based performers such as [[Pedro Kruger]], [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck]], [[Marion Holm]], [[Trix Pienaar]] and [[Sarah Theron]]. A joint founder of [[Wordsmith's Theatre Factory]], which started as a service provider for the festival circuit in South Africa, before branching and then branched into corporate theatre, designing bespoke events for a variety of companies in both [[Afrikaans]] and [[English]].

−	He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with Kruger (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''), the ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts (for [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck\|Meyer-Rödenbeck]]), the ''Sussie'' texts (for [[Marion Holm]]) and ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar ~~Nan~~ Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'', ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), .	+	He has written, directed and/or produced numerous works over the intervening years, including cabaret-style work with Kruger (''[[Blougat]]'', ''[[Lyf]]''), the ''[[Dowwe Dolla]]''-texts (for [[Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck\|Meyer-Rödenbeck]]), the ''Sussie'' texts (for [[Marion Holm]]) and ''[[Die Tafel]]'', ''[[Die Vrou wat haar man Gekook het]]'', ''[[Normality]]'' (1997), ''[[Wydekloof]]'' (2001), ''[[Die Hangkas Haas]]'', ''[[Die Naaimasjien]]'' (2009), .