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 == Biography ==
-Lerina was born in South West Africa (now Namibia) on 20 August, 1946 and having attended various primary schools in South Africa, she completed high school in Windhoek, beefore going to the University of Pretoria to study drama, and thereafter pursuing a career in the theatre, on radio and TV, as actress and later as writer.
+Lerina was born in South West Africa (now Namibia) on 20 August, 1946 and having attended various primary schools in South Africa, she completed high school in Windhoek, before going to the University of Pretoria to study drama, and thereafter pursuing a career in the theatre, on radio and TV, as actress and later as writer.
 She lived in Johannesburg for most of her life and was married to Gunther Schmikal and has one son, Stefan.

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 == Sources ==
-National Arts Festival Souvenir Programme, p. 65.
+[[National Arts Festival]] Souvenir Programme, p. 65.
 [[PACOFS]] Drama 25 Years, 1963-1988.
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 ''[[Die Burger]]'' and ''[[Beeld]]'', 24 November 2016.
-[Mysi Louw]] 2018. Lerina Erasmus: 1946–2018. In memoriam. [[LitNet]], 2018-08-24[https://www.litnet.co.za/lerina-erasmus-1946-2018/]
+[[Mysi Louw]] 2018. Lerina Erasmus: 1946–2018. In memoriam. [[LitNet]], 2018-08-24[https://www.litnet.co.za/lerina-erasmus-1946-2018/]
-Wikipedia [https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lerina_Erasmus].
+https://af.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lerina_Erasmus.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 Lerina was born in South West Africa (now Namibia) on 20 August, 1946 and having attended various primary schools in South Africa, she completed high school in Windhoek, beefore going to the University of Pretoria to study drama, and thereafter pursuing a career in the theatre, on radio and TV, as actress and later as writer.
-She lived in Johannesburg for most of her life and was married to Gunther Schmikal.
+She lived in Johannesburg for most of her life and was married to Gunther Schmikal and has one son, Stefan.
 She died in Johannesburg on 20 August 2018 at the age of 72.

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−	~~She worked for several of the [[Performing Arts Councils]]. Sy raak as aktrise bekend by die streekskrade waar sy onder andere in Elektra en Medea speel.~~
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 She was also part of the cast of [[Stephan Bouwer]]'s production of ''[[Mirakel]]'' (1992).
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+===Radio, Film and TV===
 Her film and TV work as actress includes roles in the film ''[[Dit was aand en dit was more]]'' ([[Franz Marx]], 1978), and such TV series as ''[[Willem]]'', ''[[Dokter-Dokter]]'', ''[[Drama-Drama]]'' and ''[[Orkney snork nie]]''.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 She started off as an actress, working for several of the [[Performing Arts Councils]], where her stage work includes classic plays such as ''[[Elektra]]'', ''[[Antigone]]'' and ''[[Medea]]''.
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 For [[PACT]] [[Double Jeu|Dubbelspel met die Dood]] (1974).
-''[[Mirakel]]'' (1992).
+She was also part of the cast of [[Stephan Bouwer]]'s production of ''[[Mirakel]]'' (1992).
 Her film and TV work as actress includes roles in the film ''[[Dit was aand en dit was more]]'' ([[Franz Marx]], 1978), and such TV series as ''[[Willem]]'', ''[[Dokter-Dokter]]'', ''[[Drama-Drama]]'' and ''[[Orkney snork nie]]''.

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 == Biography ==
-=== Training ===
+Lerina was born in South West Africa (now Namibia) on 20 August, 1946 and having attended various primary schools in South Africa, she completed high school in Windhoek, beefore going to the University of Pretoria to study drama, and thereafter pursuing a career in the theatre, on radio and TV, as actress and later as writer.
-She studied drama at the University of Pretoria.
 === Career ===
 She worked for several of the Performing Arts Councils.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-For [[CAPAB]] ''[[La Dama Duende|Kom Spook By My]]'', ''[[Pas op dat je geen woord zegt|Moenie Praat Nie]]'' (1968).
+She started off as an actress, working for several of the [[Performing Arts Councils]], where her stage work includes classic plays such as ''[[Elektra]]'', ''[[Antigone]]'' and ''[[Medea]]''.
 For [[PACOFS]] ''[[Afrikaners is Plesierig]]'', ''[[Huis Clos|In Kamera]]'', ''[[The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife]]'' (1971), ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'', ''[[Les Aveugles|Die Blindes]]'' (1973).
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 ''[[Mirakel]]'' (1992).
-Her film and TV work as actress includes roles in the film ''Dit was aand en dit was môre'' ([[Franz Marx]], 1978), and such TV series as ''[[Willem]]'', ''Dokter-Dokter'' and ''Drama-Drama''.
+Her film and TV work as actress includes roles in the film ''[[Dit was aand en dit was more]]'' ([[Franz Marx]], 1978), and such TV series as ''[[Willem]]'', ''[[Dokter-Dokter]]'', ''[[Drama-Drama]]'' and ''[[Orkney snork nie]]''.
-After the birth of her son, she began to focus on her writing, prioducing a range of radio series, such as ''Die Mannheim Sage'', ''Hartjie my Liefie'', ''Noodlotskoppelmaai'', ''Solitaire'' and ''Vriendinne''. Because of the success of Die Mannheim Sage, she was asked to rework it for TV for the 1986 Johannesburg centerary celebrations. This was followed by ''Moordspeletjies'' and the storylines of ''Glaskastele''. She has also published her scripts in novelised form (2006-2007).
+After the birth of her son, she began to focus on her writing, producing a range of radio series, such as ''[[Die Mannheim Sage]]'', ''[[Hartjie my Liefie]]'', ''[[Noodlotskoppelmaai]]'', ''[[Solitaire]]'' and ''[[Vriendinne]]''. Because of the success of ''[[Die Mannheim Sage]]'', she was asked to rework it for TV for the 1986 Johannesburg centerary celebrations. This was followed by ''''[[Moordspeletjies]]'' and the storylines of ''[[Glaskastele]]''.
-== Awards, etc ==
+She has also published her scripts in novelised form (2006-2007).
 National Arts Festival Souvenir Programme, p. 65.