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 ==Biography==
-Born in Savyon, Israel, to a European Jewish family with roots in England, Germany and Lithuania, she grew then relocated to South Africa with her family when she was nine years old. They  spent the next ten years there.
+Born in Savyon, Israel, to a European Jewish family with roots in England, Germany and Lithuania, she grew there till she was nine years old, when  her family relocated to South Africa. They  spent the next ten years there.
-While studying she worked in theatre, performing for local theatres, including the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. Since she felt her work possibilities in South Africa were limited, she moved to London in 1978 at age twenty-one, where she has since built a remarkable career as actress and film producer.
+While studying she worked in theatre, performing for local theatres, including the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. Un 1978 she moved to London, where she entered the profession and built a remarkable career as actress , director, producer and human rights activist.
 See also  [[Leslee Udwin]] in [[Wikipedia]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslee_Udwin]

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 While studying she worked in theatre, performing for local theatres, including the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. Since she felt her work possibilities in South Africa were limited, she moved to London in 1978 at age twenty-one, where she has since built a remarkable career as actress and film producer.
-See  [[ Leslee Udwin]] in [[Wikipedia]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslee_Udwin]
+See also  [[Leslee Udwin]] in [[Wikipedia]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslee_Udwin]
 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==

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-[[Leslee Udwin]] (1957-) is an actress and producer.
+[[Leslee Udwin]] (1957-) is an actress, director, producer and human rights activist.
 ==Biography==
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 Born in Savyon, Israel, to a European Jewish family with roots in England, Germany and Lithuania, she grew then relocated to South Africa with her family when she was nine years old. They  spent the next ten years there.
 While studying she worked in theatre, performing for local theatres, including the [[Space Theatre]] in Cape Town. Since she felt her work possibilities in South Africa were limited, she moved to London in 1978 at age twenty-one, where she has since built a remarkable career as actress and film producer.
 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==

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 She began her South African career as an actress at the [[Space Theatre]], Cape Town, in the 1970s, acting in plays such as ''[[The Disguise of the Ashes that arose out of the Karnaval at Scarborough to prove that Leonardo was Right|The Disguise of the Ashes that arose out of the Karnaval at Scarborough to prove that Leonardo was Right – an investigation of guilt]]'' (Aron and Judge/Astbury and Company), ''[[The Duchess of Malfi]]'' (Webster), ''[[The Guise]]'' (Mowat), ''[[Hitting Town]]'' (Poliakoff),  ''[[The Resistable Rise of Arturo UI]]'' (Brecht) and ''[[The Mortgage]]'' (Anon. Udwin listed as '''[[Leslie Udwin]]''').
-''[[Savages]]'', ''[[Electra]]'', ''[[Hay Fever]]'' and in ''[[The Cherry Orchard]]''.
+Other plays mentioned, but not done by the [[Space Theatre]],  are ''[[Savages]]'', ''[[Electra]]'', ''[[Hay Fever]]'' and ''[[The Cherry Orchard]]''.
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 ==Contribution to South African theatre, film, media and performance==
-She began her South African career as an actress at the [[Space Theatre]], Cape Town, in the 1970s, acting in plays such as ''[[The Disguise of the Ashes that arose out of the Karnaval at Scarborough to prove that Leonardo was Right – an investigation of guilt]]'', ''[[The Duchess of Malfi]]'', ''[[The Guise]]'', ''[[Hitting Town]]'' (Stephen Poliakoff),  ''[[The Resistable Rise of Arturo UI]]'' (Brecht) and ''[[The Mortgage]]'' (listed as [[Leslie Udwin]]).
+She began her South African career as an actress at the [[Space Theatre]], Cape Town, in the 1970s, acting in plays such as ''[[The Disguise of the Ashes that arose out of the Karnaval at Scarborough to prove that Leonardo was Right – an investigation of guilt]]'' (Astbury and Company), ''[[The Duchess of Malfi]]'' (Webster), ''[[The Guise]]'' (Mowat), ''[[Hitting Town]]'' (Poliakoff),  ''[[The Resistable Rise of Arturo UI]]'' (Brecht) and ''[[The Mortgage]]'' (Anon. Udwin listed as '''[[Leslie Udwin]]''').
 ''[[Savages]]'', ''[[Electra]]'', ''[[Hay Fever]]'' and in ''[[The Cherry Orchard]]''.