Jeremy Mansfield - Revision history

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 == Biography ==
-Born on 15 August, 1963, and was raised in the Eastern Cape. He had his schooling at Kingswood College[https://kingswoodcollege.com/], Grahamstown, where he appeared in numerous college productions, including ''[[Oliver!]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'' (playing the lead), Thornton Wilder’s ''[[Our Town]]'' (the narrator), and was the first student to win Honours for Drama at Kingswood.
+Born on 15 August, 1963 in Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape, and had his schooling at Kingswood College[https://kingswoodcollege.com/]. There he appeared in numerous college productions, including ''[[Oliver!]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'' (playing the lead), Thornton Wilder’s ''[[Our Town]]'' (the narrator), and was the first student to win Honours for Drama at Kingswood.
 He then went to [[Rhodes University]] to major in Speech and Drama and Journalism, appearing in a number of productions for the Drama Department.

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 He started his radio career on [[Capital Radio 604]] in 1985, and worked for various stations ([[Radio 702]], [[Highveld Stereo]] and [[Hot 91.9]]), hanging up his headphones in 2021. His shows included the  [[The Rude Awakening]] ([[Highveld Stereo]]), which gave him cult-like status in South African radio. Having stopped working for radio, he was presenting his ''Mansfield2day'' show on YouTube before his death.
-TV work included presenting [[SABC2]]'s ''[[A Word or 2]]'', [[M-Net]]'s ''[[Front Row]]'' and presentations for the [[Supersport]] channel.
+TV work included presenting [[SABC2]]'s ''[[A Word or 2]]'', [[M-Net]]'s ''[[Front Row]]'' and ''[[Laugh Out Loud]]'', as well as presentations for the [[Supersport]] channel.
 He did voice-overs for a number of characters in full length animated features, such as Pixar’s South African print of ''[[Toy Story 3]]'' and for ''[[Jock of the Bushveld]]''.

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 == Biography ==
-Born on 15 August, 1963, and was raised in the Eastern Cape. He had his schooling at Kingswood College, Grahamstown, where he appeared in numerous college productions, including ''[[Oliver!]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'' (playing the lead), Thornton Wilder’s ''[[Our Town]]'' (the narrator), and was the first student to win Honours for Drama at Kingswood.
+Born on 15 August, 1963, and was raised in the Eastern Cape. He had his schooling at Kingswood College[https://kingswoodcollege.com/], Grahamstown, where he appeared in numerous college productions, including ''[[Oliver!]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'' (playing the lead), Thornton Wilder’s ''[[Our Town]]'' (the narrator), and was the first student to win Honours for Drama at Kingswood.
 He then went to [[Rhodes University]] to major in Speech and Drama and Journalism, appearing in a number of productions for the Drama Department.

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 Born on 15 August, 1963, and was raised in the Eastern Cape. He had his schooling at Kingswood College, Grahamstown, where he appeared in numerous college productions, including ''[[Oliver!]]'', ''[[The Mikado]]'' (playing the lead), Thornton Wilder’s ''[[Our Town]]'' (the narrator), and was the first student to win Honours for Drama at Kingswood.
-He then went to [[Rhodes University]] to major in Speech and Drama and Journalism, appeazring in a number of productions for the Drama Department.
+He then went to [[Rhodes University]] to major in Speech and Drama and Journalism, appearing in a number of productions for the Drama Department.
 He passed away on Monday 31 November, 2022.

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 ===Publications===
-He wrote a number of books, including ''Jeremy Mansfield's Vrot Jokes'' ([[Zebra Press]], 1999),  and ''Zhoozsh'' ([[Struik Publishers]], 2007), a cookbook written with his former wife, Jacqui Mansfield.
+He wrote a number of books, including ''Jeremy Mansfield's Vrot Jokes'' ([[Zebra Press]], 1999),  and ''Zhoozsh'' ([[Struik Publishers]], 2007, a cookbook written with his former wife, Jacqui Mansfield).
 == Sources ==

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 He did voice-overs for a number of characters in full length animated features, such as Pixar’s South African print of ''[[Toy Story 3]]'' and for ''[[Jock of the Bushveld]]''.
-He also produced a number of Audio CDs, among them ''[[The Sibanda Files]]'' (2009) and ''[[RAW]]'', and contributed to another called ''[[Thrown in the Deep End]]'' (by [[Whackhead Simpson]], 2009), both released in 2009.
+He also produced a number of Audio CDs, among them ''[[The Sibanda Files]]'' (2009) and ''[[RAW]]'', and contributed to another called ''[[Thrown in the Deep End]]'' (by [[Whackhead Simpson]], 2009).
 ===Publications===