Ian Steadman - Revision history

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

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As teacher, academic and researcher

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 ===As teacher, academic and researcher===
-An immensely influential researcher, academic writer and supervisor of post-graduate research, whose doctoral thesis is an early and one of the most often cited, study of [[Black theatre]] in the country. Steadman was closely involved with setting up [[Keyan Tomaselli]]’s journal ''[[Critical Arts]]'', the co-founder (with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]]) of the ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' (1987-), and co-author (also with Hauptfleisch) of the seminal collection ''[[South African Theatre - Four Plays and an Introduction]]'' (1984). In the same year he wrote the introduction to ''[[Doing Plays for Change]]'' (a collection of plays by [[Maishe Maponya]]).
+An immensely influential researcher, academic writer and supervisor of post-graduate research, whose doctoral thesis is an early and one of the most often cited, study of [[Black theatre]] in the country. Steadman was closely involved with setting up [[Keyan Tomaselli]]’s journal ''[[Critical Arts]]'', the co-founder (with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]]) of the ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' (1987-), and co-author (also with Hauptfleisch) of the seminal collection ''[[South African Theatre - Four Plays and an Introduction]]'' (1984). He wrote the introduction to ''[[Doing Plays for Change]]'' (a collection of plays by [[Maishe Maponya]] published in 1995).
 In more than a dozen key articles on theatre and performance in South Africa, Steadman not only added to, but significantly guided and stimulated new research in the field. He has been especially influential in uncovering the range and depth of black urban theatre in the country, and the political role of theatre in the country.

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 ===As teacher, academic and researcher===
-An immensely influential researcher, academic writer and supervisor of post-graduate research, whose doctoral thesis is an early and one of the most often cited, study of [[Black theatre]] in the country. Steadman was closely involved with setting up [[Keyan Tomaselli]]’s journal ''[[Critical Arts]]'', the co-founder (with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]]) of the ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' (1987-), and co-author (also with Hauptfleisch) of the seminal collection ''South African Theatre - Four Plays and an Introduction'' (1984). In more than a dozen key articles on theatre and performance in South Africa, Steadman not only added to, but significantly guided and stimulated new research in the field. He has been especially influential in uncovering the range and depth of black urban theatre in the country, and the political role of theatre in the country.
+An immensely influential researcher, academic writer and supervisor of post-graduate research, whose doctoral thesis is an early and one of the most often cited, study of [[Black theatre]] in the country. Steadman was closely involved with setting up [[Keyan Tomaselli]]’s journal ''[[Critical Arts]]'', the co-founder (with [[Temple Hauptfleisch]]) of the ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'' (1987-), and co-author (also with Hauptfleisch) of the seminal collection ''[[South African Theatre - Four Plays and an Introduction]]'' (1984). In the same year he wrote the introduction to ''[[Doing Plays for Change]]'' (a collection of plays by [[Maishe Maponya]]).
 Through his research and teaching, he was also closely associated, as director, mentor and researcher, with developing the work of the performer/playwrights [[Matsemela Manaka]] and [[Maishe Maponya]].

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 He directed ''[[The Comedy of Errors]]'' as the newly opened [[Wits University Theatre]]’s first production in 1983.
-Apart from directing many student productions, Steadman also directed a number of plays for the [[Market Theatre]] - e.g. ''[[The Bald Prima-Donna]]'' (1979) and ''[[Genocide]]''(1982). In 1983 he directed [[Maishe Maponya]]'s ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'', in preparation for its international tour, during which it was performed at the National Theatre, London, and toured  Britain and Germany.
+Apart from directing many student productions, Steadman also directed a number of plays for the [[Market Theatre]] - e.g. ''[[The Bald Prima-Donna]]'' (1979) and ''[[Genocide]]'' (1982). In 1983 he directed [[Maishe Maponya]]'s ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'', in preparation for its international tour, during which it was performed at the National Theatre, London, and toured  Britain and Germany.
 ===As playwright===

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 He directed ''[[The Comedy of Errors]]'' as the newly opened [[Wits University Theatre]]’s first production in 1983.
-Apart from directing many student productions, Steadman also directed a number of plays for the [[Market Theatre]] - e.g. ''[[The Bald Prima-Donna]]'' (1979) and ''[[Genocide]]''(). In 1983 he directed [[Maishe Maponya]]'s ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'', in preparation for its international tour, during which it was performed at the National Theatre, London, and toured  Britain and Germany.
+Apart from directing many student productions, Steadman also directed a number of plays for the [[Market Theatre]] - e.g. ''[[The Bald Prima-Donna]]'' (1979) and ''[[Genocide]]''(1982). In 1983 he directed [[Maishe Maponya]]'s ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'', in preparation for its international tour, during which it was performed at the National Theatre, London, and toured  Britain and Germany.
 ===As playwright===

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 He directed ''[[The Comedy of Errors]]'' as the newly opened [[Wits University Theatre]]’s first production in 1983.
-Apart from directing many student productions, Steadman also directed a number of plays for the [[Market Theatre]] - e.g. ''[[The Bald Prima-Donna]]'' (1979) and ''[[Genocide]]''(). In 1983 he directed [[Maishe Maponya]]'s ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'', for its international tour.
+Apart from directing many student productions, Steadman also directed a number of plays for the [[Market Theatre]] - e.g. ''[[The Bald Prima-Donna]]'' (1979) and ''[[Genocide]]''(). In 1983 he directed [[Maishe Maponya]]'s ''[[The Hungry Earth]]'', in preparation for its international tour, during which it was performed at the National Theatre, London, and toured  Britain and Germany.
 ===As playwright===

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