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[[Janna Ramos-Violante]] (1983-). Actress, director, playwright.

== Biography ==
Originally from Durban, she settled in Johannesburg.

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
Acted in ''[[Doubt]]'' (2015), ''[[Miss Dietrich Regrets]]'' written by South African born playwright [[Gail Louw]] (2015)

She was seen in the farcical ''[[Don't Dress For Dinner]]'' followed by the edgy ''[[Venus in Fur]]'', opposite [[Neil Coppen]]. She co-directed Coppen's Young Artist Award winning production ''[[Abnormal Loads]]''.

== Sources ==
''[[The Star]]'', 1 October 2013.

''[[The Citizen]]'', 6 June 2015.

''[[Pretoria News]]'', 28 July 2015.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Acted in ''[[Doubt]]'' (2015), ''[[Miss Dietrich Regrets]]'' written by South African born playwright [[Gail Louw]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gail_Louw] (2015).
+Acted in ''[[Doubt]]'' (2015), directed and acted in ''[[Miss Dietrich Regrets]]'' written by South African born playwright [[Gail Louw]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gail_Louw] (2015) and directed Louw's ''[[Blonde Poison]]'' (2016-2018).
 She was seen in the farcical ''[[Don't Dress For Dinner]]'' followed by the edgy ''[[Venus in Fur]]'', opposite [[Neil Coppen]]. She co-directed Coppen's Young Artist Award winning production ''[[Abnormal Loads]]''.

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 She was seen in the farcical ''[[Don't Dress For Dinner]]'' followed by the edgy ''[[Venus in Fur]]'', opposite [[Neil Coppen]]. She co-directed Coppen's Young Artist Award winning production ''[[Abnormal Loads]]''.
-Other productions include ''[[Boston Marriage]]'' and ''[[The Imagined Land]]''. She choreographed
+Other productions include ''[[Boston Marriage]]'' and ''[[The Imagined Land]]''. She choreographed the pantomime ''[[Babes in the Wood|Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood]]'' in 2010.
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	She was seen in the farcical ''[[Don't Dress For Dinner]]'' followed by the edgy ''[[Venus in Fur]]'', opposite [[Neil Coppen]]. She co-directed Coppen's Young Artist Award winning production ''[[Abnormal Loads]]''.		She was seen in the farcical ''[[Don't Dress For Dinner]]'' followed by the edgy ''[[Venus in Fur]]'', opposite [[Neil Coppen]]. She co-directed Coppen's Young Artist Award winning production ''[[Abnormal Loads]]''.
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		+	Other productions include ''[[Boston Marriage]]'' and ''[[The Imagined Land]]''. She choreographed

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