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 ==Biography==
-Born in 2001, he completed an Honours Degree (Cum Laude) at [[AFDA]] in Johannesburg in 2023, majoring in [[Performance|Live Performance]] and [[Theatremaking]].  He was appointed as an Associate Playwright at [[The Market Theatre]] in 1924, where he was mentored by [[Maralin Vanrenen]] and also had the privilege of collaborating with other theatre veterans including [[Vanessa Cooke]] and [[Palesa Mazamisa]].
+Born in 2001, he completed an Honours Degree (Cum Laude) at [[AFDA]] in Johannesburg in 2023, majoring in [[Performance|Live Performance]] and [[Theatremaking]].  He was appointed as an Associate Playwright at [[The Market Theatre]] in 2024, where he was mentored by [[Maralin Vanrenen]] and also had the privilege of collaborating with other theatre veterans including [[Vanessa Cooke]] and [[Palesa Mazamisa]].
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 /2023: He co-wrote and performed in ''[[4:59]]'' which was directed by [[MoMo Matsunyane]]. Staged at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]'', ''[[RedFest]]'' and at the [[Wits Theatre Complex]].
-: He wrote and directed ''[[The Queer in the Queue]]'' which was staged at The Market Theatre.
+: He wrote and directed ''[[The Queer in the Queue]]'' which was staged at The [[Market Theatre]].
 He wrote ''[[The Marvelous Mr Moffie]]'' which was one of three plays to win the [[STAND Global South Playwright Award]]. It was staged as a reading, directed by [[Jason Wheeler]] with [[Vanessa Cooke]], [[Tessa Jubber]], [[Joël Leonard]], [[S'boniso Thombeni]] and [[Ter Holmann]]. The script was subsequently adapted into a radio play that aired on [[SAFm]].

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 : He wrote and directed ''[[The Queer in the Queue]]'' which was staged at The Market Theatre.
-He wrote ''[[The Marvelous Mr Moffie]]'' which was one of three plays to win the [[STAND|STAND Global South Playwright Award]]. It was staged as a reading, directed by [[Jason Wheeler]] with [[Vanessa Cooke]], [[Tessa Jubber]], [[Joël Leonard]], [[S'boniso Thombeni]] and [[Ter Holmann]]. The script was subsequently adapted into a radio play that aired on [[SAFm]].
+He wrote ''[[The Marvelous Mr Moffie]]'' which was one of three plays to win the [[STAND Global South Playwright Award]]. It was staged as a reading, directed by [[Jason Wheeler]] with [[Vanessa Cooke]], [[Tessa Jubber]], [[Joël Leonard]], [[S'boniso Thombeni]] and [[Ter Holmann]]. The script was subsequently adapted into a radio play that aired on [[SAFm]].
 He was one of six playwrights invited to be part of the first version of [[Jeremy Goldstein]]'s project ''[[This is Who I Am]]''[https://markettheatre.co.za/this-is-who-i-am/] at the [[Market Theatre]] with [[Palesa Mazamisa]], [[Gina Schmukler]], [[Hannah van Tonder]] and  [[Lehelehonolo Shale]].

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 He wrote ''[[The Marvelous Mr Moffie]]'' which was one of three plays to win the [[STAND|STAND Global South Playwright Award]]. It was staged as a reading, directed by [[Jason Wheeler]] with [[Vanessa Cooke]], [[Tessa Jubber]], [[Joël Leonard]], [[S'boniso Thombeni]] and [[Ter Holmann]]. The script was subsequently adapted into a radio play that aired on [[SAFm]].
-He was one of six playwrights invited to be part of the first version of [[Jeremy Goldstein]]'s project ''[[This is Who I Am]]'' at the [[Market Theatre]] with [[Palesa Mazamisa]], [[Gina Schmukler]], [[Hannah van Tonder]] and  [[Lehelehonolo Shale]].
+He was one of six playwrights invited to be part of the first version of [[Jeremy Goldstein]]'s project ''[[This is Who I Am]]''[https://markettheatre.co.za/this-is-who-i-am/] at the [[Market Theatre]] with [[Palesa Mazamisa]], [[Gina Schmukler]], [[Hannah van Tonder]] and  [[Lehelehonolo Shale]].
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	E-mail correspondence with [[Jason Wheeler]], 10-11 December, 2025.		E-mail correspondence with [[Jason Wheeler]], 10-11 December, 2025.
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		+	https://markettheatre.co.za/2025/09/

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and or/performance==
-He has written a number of plays, often directing them himself. They include
+He has written a number of plays, often directing them himself. They include:
 : Wrote, directed and performed in ''[[Birds of a Feather]]'' in his final year. This was staged at the ''[[National Arts Festival]]''.