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TRENGOVE, John (19**-) Actor

== Biography ==

== Training ==
A graduate of UCT Drama School

== Career ==

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
John has performed in a variety of student productions, the most recent being [[Chris Wear]]’s enormously successful ''[[East]]''.

He devised and directed ''[[Flat Panic]]'' for the KKNK, 2000 and in 1999 was nominated for the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] Most Promising Student Award.

Appeared in ''[[Othello]]'', 2001.

==Awards==
Nominated for the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] Most Promising Student Award.

== Sources ==
''Othello'' 2001 programme notes.

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 == Training ==
-A graduate of [[UCT Drama School]] (1999). He also has an MFA in film from New York University.
+A graduate of [[University of Cape Town Drama Department|UCT Drama School]] (1999). He also has an MFA in film from New York University.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-John has performed in a variety of student productions, the most recent being [[Chris Weare]]’s enormously successful ''[[East]]'' and in .
+John has performed in a variety of student productions, the most recent being [[Chris Weare]]’s enormously successful ''[[East]]'' and in ''[[Cum, Guns & Instant Coffee]]'' at the [[Little Theatre]], 1999. Appeared in ''[[Othello]]'', 2001.
 He devised and directed ''[[Flat Panic]]'' for the [[KKNK]], 2000, ''[[So... You Think You Can Love]]'', written and performed by [[Sonia Esgueira]] and ''[[The Epicene Butcher]]'' (KKNK 2014).
 Writer and director of the television series ''[[Hopeville]]'' and of the award-winning film ''Inxeba (The Wound)'', a drama which explores tradition and sexuality and is set amid the Xhosa rites of passage into manhood [https://writingstudio.co.za/writer-director-john-trengove-talks-about-inxeba-the-wound/].

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 == Biography ==
+Born in Johannesburg. He is the son of the well-known South African advocate Wim Trengove.
 == Training ==
-A graduate of UCT Drama School (1999). He also has an MFA in film from New York University.
+A graduate of [[UCT Drama School]] (1999). He also has an MFA in film from New York University.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-John has performed in a variety of student productions, the most recent being [[Chris Weare]]’s enormously successful ''[[East]]''.
+John has performed in a variety of student productions, the most recent being [[Chris Weare]]’s enormously successful ''[[East]]'' and in .
 CUM, GUNS & INSTANT COF·
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 In die Kleinteater, UK.
-He devised and directed ''[[Flat Panic]]'' for the KKNK, 2000 and in 1999 was nominated for the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] Most Promising Student Award.
+He devised and directed ''[[Flat Panic]]'' for the [[KKNK]], 2000, ''[[So... You Think You Can Love]]'', written and performed by [[Sonia Esgueira]] and ''[[The Epicene Butcher]]'' (KKNK 2014).
 Appeared in ''[[Othello]]'', 2001.
-Writer and director of the television series [[Hopeville]] and of the award-winning film ''Inxeba (The Wound)'', a drama which explores tradition and sexuality and is set amid the Xhosa rites of passage into manhood [https://writingstudio.co.za/writer-director-john-trengove-talks-about-inxeba-the-wound/].
+Writer and director of the television series ''[[Hopeville]]'' and of the award-winning film ''Inxeba (The Wound)'', a drama which explores tradition and sexuality and is set amid the Xhosa rites of passage into manhood [https://writingstudio.co.za/writer-director-john-trengove-talks-about-inxeba-the-wound/].
 ==Awards==
-Nominated for the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] Most Promising Student Award. Erepenning vir televisiedarma in Afrikaans: John Trengove: Swartwater (episode 1) (SA Akademie vir Wet en Kuns). Award year 2016.
+John was nominated for the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] Most Promising Student Award and was awarded by [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns]] for his direction of episode 1 of the [[SABC 2]] drama series ''Swartwater'', award year 2016.
 == Sources ==