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−	[[Lebogang Mashile]] (1979- ). Writer, performer, life-skills facilitator and actress. Also known as '''[[Lebo Mashile]]'''.	+	[[Lebogang Mashile]] (1979- ). Writer, performer, life-skills facilitator and actress.
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		+	Also known as '''[[Lebo Mashile]]'''.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 In 2003 she appeared in ''[[Roses and Angels]]'',  directed by [[Pamela Nomvete]] and written by [[Reshoketswe Maredi]], a groundbreaking play focused on mental health in South African communities.
-She contributed with her poetry to a performance of ''[[Ngiyadansa]]'' in 2015.
+She contributed with her poetry to a performance of ''[[Ngiyadansa]]'' in 2015 and in 2019 wrote and performed in ''[[Venus vs Modernity]]''.
 === Film ===

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 In 2003 she appeared in ''[[Roses and Angels]]'',  directed by [[Pamela Nomvete]] and written by [[Reshoketswe Maredi]], a groundbreaking play focused on mental health in South African communities.
-She contributed with her poetry to a performance of ''[[Ngiyadansa]]'' in 2013.
+She contributed with her poetry to a performance of ''[[Ngiyadansa]]'' in 2015.
 === Film ===

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-(1979- ) Writer, performer, life-skills facilitator and actress. Also known as '''[[Lebo Mashile]]'''.
+[[Lebogang Mashile]] (1979- ). Writer, performer, life-skills facilitator and actress. Also known as '''[[Lebo Mashile]]'''.
 == Biography ==
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 In 2003 she appeared in ''[[Roses and Angels]]'',  directed by [[Pamela Nomvete]] and written by [[Reshoketswe Maredi]], a groundbreaking play focused on mental health in South African communities.
 === Film ===

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 == Career ==
-She caught the public eye at the turn of the century with her hip-hop inspired poetry. Mashile captured a large audience and was soon a household name. In March 2003, Mashile and fellow women poets [[Myesha Jenkins]], [[Ntsiki Mazwai]] and [[Napo Masheane]] founded the spoken word collective ''[[Feela Sistah! Spoken Word Collective]]'',  the first poetry collective of its kind in South Africa. In 2004 they created and performed ''[[This is Not An Intellectual Experience]]''.
+She caught the public eye at the turn of the century with her hip-hop inspired poetry. Mashile captured a large audience and was soon a household name. In March 2003, Mashile and fellow women poets [[Myesha Jenkins]], [[Ntsiki Mazwai]] and [[Napo Masheane]] founded ''[[Feela Sistah! Spoken Word Collective]]'',  the first poetry collective of its kind in South Africa. In 2004 they created and performed ''[[This is Not An Intellectual Experience]]''.
 In 2005 Mashile published her first anthology of poems titled ''In a ribbon of rhythm'', her second anthology, ''Flying above the sky'', was published in 2008. From 2007 to 2008, Mashile wrote a column titled "In her shoes" for ''True Love Magazine''.

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 == Career ==
-She caught the public eye at the turn of the century with her hip-hop inspired poetry. Mashile captured a large audience and was soon a household name. In 2002, Mashile, together with fellow women poets Myesha Jenkins, Ntsiki Mazwai and Napo Masheane founded the spoken word collective Feel–a–sister.
+She caught the public eye at the turn of the century with her hip-hop inspired poetry. Mashile captured a large audience and was soon a household name. In March 2003, Mashile and fellow women poets [[Myesha Jenkins]], [[Ntsiki Mazwai]] and [[Napo Masheane]] founded the spoken word collective ''[[Feela Sistah Spoken Word Collective]]'',  the first poetry collective of its kind in South Africa. In 2004 they created and performed ''[[This is Not An Intellectual Experience]]''.
-In 2005 Mashile published her first anthology of poems titled In a ribbon of rhythm, her second anthology, Flying above the sky, was published in 2008. From 2007 to 2008, Mashile wrote a column titled In her shoes for True Love Magazine.
+In 2005 Mashile published her first anthology of poems titled ''In a ribbon of rhythm'', her second anthology, ''Flying above the sky'', was published in 2008. From 2007 to 2008, Mashile wrote a column titled "In her shoes" for ''True Love Magazine''.
 She has also recorded live poetry performances, one of which -  combined with hip-hop, house music and R&B - resulted in the album, ''Lebo Mashile Live''.
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 Mashile appeared in a number of theatre productions as actress and performance poet. Productions include  ''[[Threads]]'' (a fusion of dance, music and poetry) staged at the [[Grahamstown Festival|National Arts Festival]] in Grahamstown.
-In 2003 she appeared in ''[[Roses and Angels]]'',  directed by [[Pamela Nomvete]] and written by [[Reshoketswe Maredi]], a groundbreaking play focused on mental health in South African communities.  In 2003 she became a co-founder of [[The Feela Sistah! Spoken Word Collective]] and in 2004 they created and performed ''[[This is Not An Intellectual Experience]]''.
+In 2003 she appeared in ''[[Roses and Angels]]'',  directed by [[Pamela Nomvete]] and written by [[Reshoketswe Maredi]], a groundbreaking play focused on mental health in South African communities.
 === Film ===

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	Profiles:8 South African Women Writers in African Writing Online[http://www.african-writing.com/hol/profiles.htm]		Profiles:8 South African Women Writers in African Writing Online[http://www.african-writing.com/hol/profiles.htm]
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		+	http://www.mlasa.com/actress/lebmas.htm

	Lebo Mashile in [[South African History Online]][http://www.sahistory.org.za/people/lebo-mashile]		Lebo Mashile in [[South African History Online]][http://www.sahistory.org.za/people/lebo-mashile]

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−	(1979- ) Writer, performer, life-skills facilitator and actress. Also known as [[Lebo Mashile]].	+	(1979- ) Writer, performer, life-skills facilitator and actress. Also known as '''[[Lebo Mashile]]'''.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==