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

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

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Biography

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

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Jane acted in a 1997 production of ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in Pretoria.
+Jane acted in a 1997 production of ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]''.
 She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second Athol Fugard's ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played "Hester" to **'s "Johnny".

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Jane acted in a 1996 production of ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in Pretoria.
+Jane acted in a 1997 production of ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in Pretoria.
 She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second Athol Fugard's ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played "Hester" to **'s "Johnny".

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	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
		+	Jane acted in a 1996 production of ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in Pretoria.

	She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second Athol Fugard's ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played "Hester" to **'s "Johnny".		She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second Athol Fugard's ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played "Hester" to **'s "Johnny".

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 Today she is a British citizen and resident in United Kingdom, where she has founded a theatrical company ([[A Million Freds Productions]]) and is part of an all women Improv Group called ''Permission Improbable''.
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 She also created and performed the improvised play ''[[Part of Me]]'' which mined her Durban childhood as source material. It was first performed in London on 29 June 2014 as part of Jermyn St Theatre’s South African Season.  This was her first devised piece.
-South African born actress and producer Janine Ulfane is based in London. Her work has in the past taken her back to South Africa in Athol Fugard’s Hello and Goodbye. Performed  curated by artistic director, Anthony Biggs. Three plays run concurrently by Athol Fugard, Reza de Wet and Basil Appollis. Particularly striking is Cordelia Monsey’s production Of Statements by Athol Fugard, a must see and painful evocation of two naked lovers arrested under the Immorality Act.
+== Sources ==
 ''Hello and Goodbye'' theatre programme, 199*.

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 She also created and performed the improvised play ''[[Part of Me]]'' which mined her Durban childhood as source material. It was first performed in London on 29 June 2014 as part of Jermyn St Theatre’s South African Season.  This was her first devised piece.
-South African born actress and producer Janine Ulfane is based in London. Her work has in the past taken her back to South Africa in Athol Fugard’s Hello and Goodbye. She has worked in Ireland and Sweden as well as in the UK.
+South African born actress and producer Janine Ulfane is based in London. Her work has in the past taken her back to South Africa in Athol Fugard’s Hello and Goodbye. Performed  curated by artistic director, Anthony Biggs. Three plays run concurrently by Athol Fugard, Reza de Wet and Basil Appollis. Particularly striking is Cordelia Monsey’s production Of Statements by Athol Fugard, a must see and painful evocation of two naked lovers arrested under the Immorality Act.
 Commissioned four weeks ago by Jermyn St Theatre to produce something for their South Africa season, Durban-born Janine Ulfane has With the help of an ensemble cast; from Yiddish history, through Bollywood and culminating in rousing Zulu warrior dance, we relive life during the apartheid years through the eyes of a child.

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 == Biography ==
-Born [[Janine Ingrid Ulfane]] in Durban, South Africa, in February 1960,  .
+Born [[Janine Ingrid Ulfane]] in Durban, South Africa, in February 1960,  she trained at the Circle in the Square Theatre in New York and with Cinda Jackson at the Loft Studio in Los Angeles.
+Today she is a British citizen and resident in United Kingdom, where she has founded a theatrical company ([[A Million Freds Productions]]) and is part of an all women Improv Group called ''Permission Improbable''.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played Hester.
+She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second Athol Fugard's ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played "Hester" to **'s "Johnny".
 She has appeared in a number of other South African plays over the years, including ''[[A Lesson from Aloes]]'' (Fugard, 2019),

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	[[Janine Ulfane]] (1960-) is an actress and producer.		[[Janine Ulfane]] (1960-) is an actress and producer.
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		+	Also cited as '''[[Janine Ingrid Ulfane]]''' in some theatre bills and reviews.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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	She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played Hester.		She set up [[A Million Freds Productions]] in London in order to produce challenging work both new and established from Britain, South Africa and the US. The first was John Steppling's ''The Dream Coast'', the second ''[[Hello and Goodbye]]'' in which she played Hester.
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		+	She has appeared in a number of other South African plays over the years, including ''[[A Lesson from Aloes]]'' (Fugard, 2019),

	She also created and performed the improvised play ''[[Part of Me]]'' which mined her Durban childhood as source material. It was first performed in London on 29 June 2014 as part of Jermyn St Theatre’s South African Season. This was her first devised piece.		She also created and performed the improvised play ''[[Part of Me]]'' which mined her Durban childhood as source material. It was first performed in London on 29 June 2014 as part of Jermyn St Theatre’s South African Season. This was her first devised piece.

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 == Training ==
 She trained at the Circle in the Square Theatre in New York and with Cinda Jackson at the Loft Studio in Los Angeles.
 == Career ==