Judy Page - Revision history

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 She has won 5 Sarie Awards and in 1973 was awarded the Golden Shure Microphone as the Best Female Vocalist in South Africa. This was the first time the award was made outside of the United States.
-She won the Evening Post Showtime Award (best cabaret) for ''Page by Page'', award year 1993.
+She won the [[Evening Post Showtime Award]] (best cabaret) for ''Page by Page'', award year 1993.
 She has been nominated for three [[Dalro]] Awards.

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 == Biography ==
-Originally from Bulawayo, Judy came to South Africa to begin her career as a band vocalist. In later years she moved from Johannesburg to settle in Plettenberg Bay with her husband, Moshe Ronen. From there she kept performing in the vibrant musical scene in Port Elizabeth.
+Originally from Bulawayo in Zimbabwe, Judy came to South Africa to begin her career as a band vocalist. In later years she moved from Johannesburg to settle in Plettenberg Bay with her husband, Moshe Ronen. From there she kept performing in the vibrant musical scene in Port Elizabeth.
 === Youth ===

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	Programme of Pieter Toerien's ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' in 1985.		Programme of Pieter Toerien's ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' in 1985.
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		+	[[Rapport]] Gauteng, 15 July 2007.

	Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.		Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.

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 == Sources ==
 [[SACD]] 1975/76, 1977/78.
 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997.

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 She starred in ''[[Jerry’s Girls]]'' directed by [[Jimmy Bell]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] at the [[André Huguenet Theatre]] in 1986, ''[[From Taubie with Love]]'', (August 1986), [[Sun City]]’s 1990 extravaganza called ''[[Bravo]]''.
-''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]''.  [[Joe Stewardson]], Jhb [[Civic]], ''[[The King and I]]'', [[Louis Burke]], (Dir/choreographer)([[Rogers & Hammersteins]]) [[Jean Dell]], [[Ann Stradi]], [[Edmund Rahme]], [[Memory Jane]], [[Ben Illeman]], [[Martin Dunne]], [[Justin Hambloch]], [[John Mitchells]]’ orchestra, [[Bruno Santini]]’s designs.  [[Stan Knight]]’s lighting.
+''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]''.  [[Joe Stewardson]], Jhb [[Civic]], ''[[The King and I]]'', [[Louis Burke]], (Dir/choreographer)([[Rogers & Hammersteins]]) [[Jean Dell]], [[Ann Stradi]], [[Edmund Rahme]], [[Memory Jane]], [[Ben Illeman]], [[Martin Dunne]], [[Justin Hambloch]], [[John Mitchells]]’ orchestra, [[Bruno Santini]]’s designs.  [[Stan Knight]]’s lighting, ''[[The Sound of Music]]'' at the [[Staatsteater]], Pretoria in 1995.
 When on the bill of [[Horst Jankowski Show]] she was so successful that [[Horst Jankowski]] wanted to take her overseas to appear in his shows there.

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 In between these numerous band performances and stage shows Judy has appeared in ''[[Cabaret]]'' at many top venues in South Africa, Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho and also performed the final cabaret at the [[Top of the Carlton]] in Johannesburg.
-In ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' Judy is playing her first straight acting role for this management, having previously appeared in ''[[Side by Side by Sondheim]]'' and ''[[Oh Coward!]]''.
+In ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' Judy played her first straight acting role for [[Pieter Toerien]], having previously appeared in ''[[Side by Side by Sondheim]]'' and ''[[Oh Coward!]]''.
 Television appearances include ''[[Pop Shop]]'', ''[[Sing]]'', ''[[Something's Coming Up]]'', ''[[Hey Jude]]'' (her own series) and ''[[The Danny Bickett Show]]''. She appeared as Adele, a couturier designer in ''[[Westgate III]]'' for [[SABC]] TV.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Judy performed in [[Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris]] (staged between 1975 and 1983), [[From Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill]] (for Kushlick), [[Seven Deadly Sins]], [[The Sound of Music]] (1976) and in [[Chicago]] (with PACT, 1977).
+Judy performed in ''[[Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris]]'' (staged between 1975 and 1983), ''[[From Berlin to Broadway with Kurt Weill]]'' (for Kushlick), ''[[Seven Deadly Sins]]'', ''[[The Sound of Music]]'' (1976) and in ''[[Chicago]]'' (with [[PACT]], 1977).
 She starred in [[Joan Brickhill]]’s  production of ''[[Annie]]'', ''[[The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas]]'', ''[[Oh! What a Lovely War]]'', for [[PACT]] in 1980.
-[[Ronnie Quibell]] presented the comedian [[Shelley Berman]], with Page as a special artist at the [[Civic]] in 1981.
+[[Ronnie Quibell]] presented the comedian [[Shelley Berman]], with Page as a special artist at the [[Civic Theatre]] in 1981.
-She starred in [[Taubie Kushlick]]’s production ''[[From Taubie with Love]]'' together with [[Marloe Scott-Wilson]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1981, in ''[[Oh Coward]]'' in 1982, ''[[The King and I]]'' (December 1984). It was performed again at the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in December 1986.
+She starred in [[Taubie Kushlick]]’s production ''[[From Taubie with Love]]'' together with [[Marloe Scott-Wilson]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1981, in ''[[Oh Coward!]]'' in 1982, ''[[The King and I]]'' (December 1984). It was performed again at the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in December 1986.
-She starred in ''[[Jerry’s Girls]]'' directed by [[Jimmy Bell]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] at the [[André Huguenet]] in 1986, ''[[From Taubie with Love]]'', (August 1986), [[Sun City]]’s 1990 extravaganza called ''[[Bravo]]''.
+She starred in ''[[Jerry’s Girls]]'' directed by [[Jimmy Bell]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] at the [[André Huguenet Theatre]] in 1986, ''[[From Taubie with Love]]'', (August 1986), [[Sun City]]’s 1990 extravaganza called ''[[Bravo]]''.
- ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]''.  [[Joe Stewardson]], Jhb [[Civic]], ''[[The King and I]]'', [[Louis Burke]], (Dir/choreographer)([[Rogers & Hammersteins]]) [[Jean Dell]], [[Ann Stradi]], [[Edmund Rahme]], [[Memory Jane]], [[Ben Illeman]], [[Martin Dunne]], [[Justin Hambloch]], [[John Mitchells]]’ orchestra, [[Bruno Santini]]’s designs.  [[Stan Knight]]’s lighting.
+''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]''.  [[Joe Stewardson]], Jhb [[Civic]], ''[[The King and I]]'', [[Louis Burke]], (Dir/choreographer)([[Rogers & Hammersteins]]) [[Jean Dell]], [[Ann Stradi]], [[Edmund Rahme]], [[Memory Jane]], [[Ben Illeman]], [[Martin Dunne]], [[Justin Hambloch]], [[John Mitchells]]’ orchestra, [[Bruno Santini]]’s designs.  [[Stan Knight]]’s lighting.
 When on the bill of [[Horst Jankowski Show]] she was so successful that [[Horst Jankowski]] wanted to take her overseas to appear in his shows there.
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 In between these numerous band performances and stage shows Judy has appeared in ''[[Cabaret]]'' at many top venues in South Africa, Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho and also performed the final cabaret at the [[Top of the Carlton]] in Johannesburg.
-In December 1984 Judy played the role of Anna in ''[[The King and I]]'' for [[PACT]].
+In ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' Judy is playing her first straight acting role for this management, having previously appeared in ''[[Side by Side by Sondheim]]'' and ''[[Oh Coward!]]''.
-In ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' Judy is playing her first straight acting role for this management, having previously appeared in ''[[Side by Side by Sondheim]]'' and ''[[Oh Coward]]''.
+Television appearances include ''[[Pop Shop]]'', ''[[Sing]]'', ''[[Something's Coming Up]]'', ''[[Hey Jude]]'' (her own series) and ''[[The Danny Bickett Show]]''. She appeared as Adele, a couturier designer in ''[[Westgate III]]'' for [[SABC]] TV.
 **: Premiered her autobiographical one-woman show ''[[Page by Page]]'', which was subsequently staged in various venues around South Africa.

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 Programme of Pieter Toerien's ''[[Isn't It Romantic]]'' in 1985.
-Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
+Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.
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−	'''Judy Page''' (19**-). Singer and actress.	+	'''Judy Page''' (19**-). Singer, cabaret artist and actress.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==