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[[Keith Smith]] (19**-) is a South African ice skater; dancer, singer and actor for theatre, television and film; and a co-director of the theatre company [[People's Theatre]].

== Biography ==

==Career in South Africa ==

He began his performance career as an ice-skater, being selected to skate in the Junior World Olympics.

=== As dancer/singer ===

His skating experience led to an interest in dancing and singing, with his professional career taking off when he appeared in ''[[They’re Playing Our Song]]'' and ''[[Hello Dolly]]'' for [[Brickhill-Burke]], this interest leading to a stint in Las Vegas as the lead male vocalist in ''[[A Touch Of Vegas]]''. Other shows over the years include ''[[Come To The Sun]]'' (a record run of 18 months at [[Sun City]]), ''[[A Touch Of Webber And A Taste Of Rice]]'', ''[[ Romance Romance]]'', ''[[When Movies were Movies]]'', ''[[Miss World Pageant 1996]]'', ''[[Bridadoon]]'', ''[[Forever Plaid]]'', ''[[Absolutely Fabulously Broadway]] (1 & 2), ''[[Aspects of Love]]'' (2009)

=== As stage director ===

As director he has annually directed productions both at [[People's Theatre]], of which he is a co-director, with [[Jill Girard]], and at the [[Emperor's Palace]].

===Television===

On his return from Las Vegas he became a co-host on the TV show ''[[Telly-Fun-Quiz]]'' and presenter of several seasons of ''[[Your Own Business]]'' for the [[SABC]]. He has continued working in the medium, inter alia playing "Grant Forbes" in the popular soap ''[[Egoli]]''.

== Awards ==

He won the SABC/ATKV Best Male Vocalist award in 1977.

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-His skating experience led to an interest in dancing and singing, with his professional career taking off when he appeared in  ''[[They’re Playing Our Song]]'' and ''[[Hello, Dolly]]'' for [[Brickhill-Burke]], this interest leading to a stint in Las Vegas as the lead male vocalist in ''[[A Touch Of Vegas]]''. Other shows over the years include ''[[Come To The Sun]]'' (a record run of 18 months at [[Sun City]]),  ''[[A Touch of Webber and a Taste of Rice]]'', ''[[ Romance Romance]]'', ''[[When Movies were Movies]]'', ''[[Miss World Pageant 1996]]'', ''[[Brigadoon]]'', ''[[Forever Plaid]]'', ''[[Absolutely Fabulously Broadway]] (1 & 2), ''[[Aspects of Love]]'' (2009)
+His skating experience led to an interest in dancing and singing, with his professional career taking off when he appeared in  ''[[They’re Playing Our Song]]'' and ''[[Hello, Dolly!]]'' for [[Brickhill-Burke]], this interest leading to a stint in Las Vegas as the lead male vocalist in ''[[A Touch Of Vegas]]''. Other shows over the years include ''[[Come To The Sun]]'' (a record run of 18 months at [[Sun City]]),  ''[[A Touch of Webber and a Taste of Rice]]'', ''[[ Romance Romance]]'', ''[[When Movies were Movies]]'', ''[[Miss World Pageant 1996]]'', ''[[Brigadoon]]'', ''[[Forever Plaid]]'', ''[[Absolutely Fabulously Broadway]] (1 & 2), ''[[Aspects of Love]]'' (2009)
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		+	http://www.peoplestheatre.co.za/Mermaid/About_us.html
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		+	Tucker, 1997
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−	As director he has annually directed productions both at [[~~People's~~ Theatre]], of which he is a co-director, with [[Jill Girard]], and at the [[Emperor's Palace]].	+	As director he has annually directed productions both at [[Peoples Theatre]], of which he is a co-director, with [[Jill Girard]], and at the [[Emperor's Palace]].

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