Ian Roberts - Revision history

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

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Biography

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 As actor he has appeared in productions such as ''[[The Shadow of the Glen]]'' (1976), ''[[Look Back in Anger]]'' (1977), ''[[Skyvers]]'' (1978), as Stephano in ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' ([[Maynardville]] 1979), ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'' (1979), as Mosie in ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (1979), Kafka’s ''[[Metamorphosis]]'' (1980), ''[[Chinchilla]]'' (1980), ''[[Claw]]'' (1981), ''[[Agamemnon]]'' (1981) ''[[Summit Conference]]'' (1981), ''[[Accidental Death of an Anarchist]]''He wrote ''[[Guinea Fowl]]''. Acted in a 1981 production of the play and directed a 1999 production at the [[National Arts Festival]].  (1983), ''[[Rain]]'' (1983), ''[[The Real Thing]]'' (1983), ''[[True West]]'' (1983),''[[Going Under]]'' (1984), as Boet Cronjé in ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1987), played Donny in ''[[American Buffalo]]'' (1988),  ''[[La Ronde|Mallemeulwals]]'' (1998), ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1998), ''[[In-Gene-Uity]]'' ([[NAF]] 2009)
-He is also a playwright, having written a number of scripts, such as ''[[The Weekenders]]'' (shortlisted for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year Award]] in 1983), ''[[Honeytown 1]]'', the musical ''[[Palang van Dwaal]]'' (an [[Afrikaans]] musical play, [[KKNK]], 1998) and ''[[This is for Keeps|Tot Die Dood Ons Skei]]'' (1999), .
+He is also a playwright, having written a number of scripts, such as ''[[The Weekenders]]'' (shortlisted for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year Award]] in 1983), ''[[Honeytown 1]]'', ''[[Tsamphumph]]'' (1993), the musical ''[[Palang van Dwaal]]'' (an [[Afrikaans]] musical play, [[KKNK]], 1998) and ''[[This is for Keeps|Tot Die Dood Ons Skei]]'' (1999), .
 Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006), ''[[Die geheim van Slangfontein]]'' (a movie by [[Rian Malan]]).

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	[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.		[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz\|Tucker]], 1997.
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		+	[[Pretoria News]], 9 February 2001.

	[[Rapport]], 23 October 2011.		[[Rapport]], 23 October 2011.

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 He is also a playwright, having written a number of scripts, such as ''[[The Weekenders]]'' (shortlisted for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year Award]] in 1983), ''[[Honeytown 1]]'', the musical ''[[Palang van Dwaal]]'' (an [[Afrikaans]] musical play, [[KKNK]], 1998) and ''[[This is for Keeps|Tot Die Dood Ons Skei]]'' (1999), .
-Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006). [[Die geheim van Slangfontein]] (a movie by [[Rian Malan]]).
+Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006), ''[[Die geheim van Slangfontein]]'' (a movie by [[Rian Malan]]).
 He became a popular TV personality when he did a Castrol advertisement which developed into the [[Tepid Toppies]] and later [[Crying Shames]] and finally [[Radio Kalahari Orkes]] with Dan Robbertse, Rian Malan.  He is also seen in the soap [[The Wild]] (January 2007).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-As actor he has appeared in productions such as ''[[The Shadow of the Glen]]'' (1976), ''[[Look Back in Anger]]'' (1977), ''[[Skyvers]]'' (1978), as Stephano in ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' ([[Maynardville]] 1979), ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'' (1979), as Mosie in ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (1979), Kafka’s ''[[Metamorphosis]]'' (1980), ''[[Chinchilla]]'' (1980), ''[[Claw]]'' (1981), ''[[Agamemnon]]'' (1981) ''[[Summit Conference]]'' (1981), ''[[Accidental Death of an Anarchist]]''He wrote ''[[Guinea Fowl]]''. Acted in a 1981 production of the play and directed a 1999 production at the [[National Arts Festival]].  (1983), ''[[Rain]]'' (1983), ''[[The Real Thing]]'' (1983), ''[[True West]]'' (1983),''[[Going Under]]'' (1984), as Boet Cronjé in ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1987), played Donny in ''[[American Buffalo]]'' (1988),  ''[[La Ronde|Mallemeulwals]]'' (1998), ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1998),
+As actor he has appeared in productions such as ''[[The Shadow of the Glen]]'' (1976), ''[[Look Back in Anger]]'' (1977), ''[[Skyvers]]'' (1978), as Stephano in ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' ([[Maynardville]] 1979), ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'' (1979), as Mosie in ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (1979), Kafka’s ''[[Metamorphosis]]'' (1980), ''[[Chinchilla]]'' (1980), ''[[Claw]]'' (1981), ''[[Agamemnon]]'' (1981) ''[[Summit Conference]]'' (1981), ''[[Accidental Death of an Anarchist]]''He wrote ''[[Guinea Fowl]]''. Acted in a 1981 production of the play and directed a 1999 production at the [[National Arts Festival]].  (1983), ''[[Rain]]'' (1983), ''[[The Real Thing]]'' (1983), ''[[True West]]'' (1983),''[[Going Under]]'' (1984), as Boet Cronjé in ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1987), played Donny in ''[[American Buffalo]]'' (1988),  ''[[La Ronde|Mallemeulwals]]'' (1998), ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1998), ''[[In-Gene-Uity]]'' ([[NAF]] 2009)
 He is also a playwright, having written a number of scripts, such as ''[[The Weekenders]]'' (shortlisted for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year Award]] in 1983), ''[[Honeytown 1]]'', the musical ''[[Palang van Dwaal]]'' (an [[Afrikaans]] musical play, [[KKNK]], 1998) and ''[[This is for Keeps|Tot Die Dood Ons Skei]]'' (1999), .
-Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006). [[Die geheim van Slangfontein]] a movie by Rian Malan.
+Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006). [[Die geheim van Slangfontein]] (a movie by [[Rian Malan]]).
-He became a popular TV personality when he did a Castrol advertisement which developed into the [[Tepid Toppies]] and later [[Crying Shames]] and finally [[Radio Kalahari Orkes]] with Dan Robbertse, Rian Malan.  He is also seen in the soap [[The Wild]] (January 2007), ''[[In-Gene-Uity]]'' ([[NAF]] 2009).
+He became a popular TV personality when he did a Castrol advertisement which developed into the [[Tepid Toppies]] and later [[Crying Shames]] and finally [[Radio Kalahari Orkes]] with Dan Robbertse, Rian Malan.  He is also seen in the soap [[The Wild]] (January 2007).
 == Awards, etc ==

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 Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006). [[Die geheim van Slangfontein]] a movie by Rian Malan.
-He became a popular TV personality when he did a Castrol advertisement which developed into the [[Tepid Toppies]] and later [[Crying Shames]] and finally [[Radio Kalahari Orkes]] with Dan Robbertse, Rian Malan.  He is also seen in the soap [[The Wild]].
+He became a popular TV personality when he did a Castrol advertisement which developed into the [[Tepid Toppies]] and later [[Crying Shames]] and finally [[Radio Kalahari Orkes]] with Dan Robbertse, Rian Malan.  He is also seen in the soap [[The Wild]] (January 2007), ''[[In-Gene-Uity]]'' ([[NAF]] 2009).
 == Awards, etc ==

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 == Career ==
-His first professional years were at [[CAPAB]], which he joined in 1979, the [[Space Theatre]] and [[Troupe Theatre Company]]. Since 1982 he has been predominantly involved in TV and film work but has done at least one play every year.
+His first professional years were at [[CAPAB]], which he joined in 1979, the [[Space Theatre]] and [[Troupe Theatre Company]]. From 1982 onwards he has been predominantly involved in TV and film work, but has done at least one play every year, plus appearing with his band.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Ian acted in productions such as ''[[The Shadow of the Glen]]'' (1976), ''[[Look Back in Anger]]'' (1977), ''[[Skyvers]]'' (1978), as Stephano in ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' ([[Maynardville]] 1979), ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'' (1979), as Mosie in ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (1979), Kafka’s ''[[Metamorphosis]]'' (1980), ''[[Chinchilla]]'' (1980), ''[[Claw]]'' (1981), ''[[Agamemnon]]'' (1981) ''[[Summit Conference]]'' (1981), ''[[Accidental Death of an Anarchist]]''He wrote ''[[Guinea Fowl]]''. Acted in a 1981 production of the play and directed a 1999 production at the [[National Arts Festival]].  (1983), ''[[Rain]]'' (1983), ''[[The Real Thing]]'' (1983), ''[[True West]]'' (1983),''[[Going Under]]'' (1984), as Boet Cronjé in ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1987), played Donny in ''[[American Buffalo]]'' (1988),  ''[[La Ronde|Mallemeulwals]]'' (1998), ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1998),
+As actor he has appeared in productions such as ''[[The Shadow of the Glen]]'' (1976), ''[[Look Back in Anger]]'' (1977), ''[[Skyvers]]'' (1978), as Stephano in ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' ([[Maynardville]] 1979), ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'' (1979), as Mosie in ''[[Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena]]'' (1979), Kafka’s ''[[Metamorphosis]]'' (1980), ''[[Chinchilla]]'' (1980), ''[[Claw]]'' (1981), ''[[Agamemnon]]'' (1981) ''[[Summit Conference]]'' (1981), ''[[Accidental Death of an Anarchist]]''He wrote ''[[Guinea Fowl]]''. Acted in a 1981 production of the play and directed a 1999 production at the [[National Arts Festival]].  (1983), ''[[Rain]]'' (1983), ''[[The Real Thing]]'' (1983), ''[[True West]]'' (1983),''[[Going Under]]'' (1984), as Boet Cronjé in ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1987), played Donny in ''[[American Buffalo]]'' (1988),  ''[[La Ronde|Mallemeulwals]]'' (1998), ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' (1998),
-He has also written a number of scripts, such as ''[[Honeytown 1]]'' and the musical ''[[Palang van Dwaal]]'' an [[Afrikaans]] musical play and acted in a production at the [[KKNK]] in 1998. ''[[This is for Keeps|Tot Die Dood Ons Skei]]'' (1999), He wrote and directed ''[[The Weekenders]]'' (which was shortlisted for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year Award]] in 1983).
+He is also a playwright, having written a number of scripts, such as ''[[The Weekenders]]'' (shortlisted for the [[Amstel Playwright of the Year Award]] in 1983), ''[[Honeytown 1]]'', the musical ''[[Palang van Dwaal]]'' (an [[Afrikaans]] musical play, [[KKNK]], 1998) and ''[[This is for Keeps|Tot Die Dood Ons Skei]]'' (1999), .
 Since 2000 he has directed a number of productions including co-directing ''[[A Savage from the Colonies]]'' (2001) and directing ''[[Defending the Cavebrats]]'' (2002), ''[[A Matter of Time]]'' ([[NAF]] 2003), ''[[Expletive Deleted]]'' (Musho Festival.''[[Oor Die Berge]]'' (2004), ''[[Die Vloek van die Strandjutwolf]]'' (2006). [[Die geheim van Slangfontein]] a movie by Rian Malan.

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−	[[Ian Roberts]] (1952-) us a ~~trilingueal~~ (English, [[isiXhosa]] and [[Afrikaans]]) actor for stage, TV and film, director and dramatist and musician.	+	[[Ian Roberts]] (1952-) us a trilingual (English, [[isiXhosa]] and [[Afrikaans]]) actor for stage, TV and film, director and dramatist and musician.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 == Sources ==
 ''American Buffalo'' theatre programme 1988.
 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.

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−	[[Ian Roberts]] (1952-)~~. South African~~ actor for stage, TV and film, director and dramatist and musician ~~[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Roberts_%28South_African_actor%29]~~.	+	[[Ian Roberts]] (1952-) us a trilingueal (English, [[isiXhosa]] and [[Afrikaans]]) actor for stage, TV and film, director and dramatist and musician.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 == Biography ==
-He grew up in the Katberg Mountains, was educated at St Andrews College, Grahamstown.
+He grew up in the Katberg Mountains, was educated at St Andrews College, Grahamstown, then studied at [[Rhodes University]] and [[Port Elizabeth Technikon]].
 He was married to [[Michelle Botes]].
 == Career ==