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(19*-) Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?*]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), ** . Film and TV appearances include ** Invictus (2009), *

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−	'''MOLEELE, Josias Dos''' (19-). Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), ''[[Koeksusters]]'' and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), . Film and TV appearances include Invictus (2009), *	+	'''MOLEELE, Josias Dos''' (19-). Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), ''[[Koeksusters]]'' and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[The Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), . Film and TV appearances include Invictus (2009), *

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−	'''MOLEELE, Josias Dos''' (19-). Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), . Film and TV appearances include Invictus (2009), *	+	'''MOLEELE, Josias Dos''' (19-). Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), ''[[Koeksusters]]'' and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), . Film and TV appearances include Invictus (2009), *

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−	(19-) Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), . Film and TV appearances include Invictus (2009), *	+	'''MOLEELE, Josias Dos''' (19-). Writer, director, actor, producer and lecturer. Born in Atteridgeville, Pretoria, he trained at the [[Technikon Pretoria]], obtaining a a B-Tech degree in drama. He later became a junior lecturer at the institution. As actor he has worked with [[Janice Honeyman]] and [[Jerry Mofokeng]], and has been featured in several television productions. Started his own company, [[Kika Productions]], which specializes in industrial theatre, corporate videos, television productions and events entertainment. Plays include ''[[Call Us Crazy]]'' (written 1994, performed 1995,– when it won three [[Vita awards]], then rewritten and performed in 2000, and again in 2008), and ''[[Gogo’s Groove]]'' (a Sotho musical play, one of the four winners of the 2003 [[Aardklop/SABC2]] text competition for cabaret and musical theatre. [Performed [[Aardklop]] 2004?]) As a director he has also done ''[[Diphosophoso]]'' ([[Sol Plaatje]]'s Setswana translation of [[Shakespeare]]'s ''[[Comedy of Errors]]'', [[Aardklop]] 2005), . Film and TV appearances include Invictus (2009), *

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