Lesoko Seabe - Revision history

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	Fatima Moosa. 2019. "Lesoko Seabe (33)", ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''[https://200youngsouthafricans.co.za/lesoko-seabe-arts-2019/]		Fatima Moosa. 2019. "Lesoko Seabe (33)", ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''[https://200youngsouthafricans.co.za/lesoko-seabe-arts-2019/]

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She has worked as actor and voice artist since 2009, and has also moved into playmaking and directing. For example, she co-wrote ''[[In Her Shoes]]'', a dance work about violence against women, choreographed by [[Luyanda Sidiya]] (2017) and has had roles in ''[[The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time]]'' (playing "Siobhan", 2018).
+She has worked as actor and voice artist since 2009, being especially in demand as voice-over artist, and has also moved into playmaking and directing. For example, she co-wrote ''[[In Her Shoes]]'', a dance work about violence against women, choreographed by [[Luyanda Sidiya]] (2017).
 As a teacher she was an Acting and Voice Coach at [[AFDA]] (from May 2019 to June 2020).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She has worked as actor and voice artist since 2009, and has also moved into playmaking and directing. For example, she co-wrote ''[[In Her Shoes]]'', a dance work about violence against women, choreographed by [[Luyanda Sidiya]] (2017) and has had roles in ''[[The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time]]'' (2018).
+She has worked as actor and voice artist since 2009, and has also moved into playmaking and directing. For example, she co-wrote ''[[In Her Shoes]]'', a dance work about violence against women, choreographed by [[Luyanda Sidiya]] (2017) and has had roles in ''[[The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time]]'' (playing "Siobhan", 2018).
 As a teacher she was an Acting and Voice Coach at [[AFDA]] (from May 2019 to June 2020).

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	[[Lesoko Seabe]] () is a voice over artist, actor and academic		[[Lesoko Seabe]] () is a voice over artist, actor and academic
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		+	Also known as '''[[Soko Seabe]]'''.

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 She has worked as actor and voice artist since 2009, and has also moved into playmaking and directing. For example, she co-wrote ''[[In Her Shoes]]'', a dance work about violence against women, choreographed by [[Luyanda Sidiya]] (2017) and has had roles in ''[[The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time]]'' (2018).
-As a teacher she was an Acting and Voice Coach at [[AFDA]] (from May 2019 to June 2020), and became self-employed in  May 2020 when she co-founded [[Victory of the Word]].
+As a teacher she was an Acting and Voice Coach at [[AFDA]] (from May 2019 to June 2020).
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-At an administrative level, she has been an Arts and Public Health Facilitator for [[SHAWCO]] (June-October, 2004), an Executive Committee Member of the [[South African Guild of Actors]] (from May 2016) and a Facilitator for the [[Magnet Theatre Education Trust]] (since March 2016).
+At an administrative level, she has been an Arts and Public Health Facilitator for [[SHAWCO]] (June-October, 2004), an Executive Committee Member of the [[South African Guild of Actors]] (from May 2016) and a Facilitator for the [[Magnet Theatre Education Trust]] (since March 2016). In  May 2020 she co-founded [[Victory of the Word]], a campaign created to help raise funds for the [[Lovedale Press]].
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	In May 2020 she became self-employed and co-founded [[Victory of the Word]]		In May 2020 she became self-employed and co-founded [[Victory of the Word]]
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		+	She has been an Arts and Public Health Facilitator for [[SHAWCO]] (June-October, 2004), an Executive Committee Member of the [[South African Guild of Actors]] (from May 2016) and a Facilitator for the [[Magnet Theatre Education Trust]] (since March 2016).

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 == Biography ==
-She studied theatre and performance at the [[University of Cape Town]] (2004-2008) and completed a masters degree in performance there (2012-2013). She has been an Arts and Public Health Facilitator for [[SHAWCO]] (June-October, 2004), an Executive Committee Member of the [[South African Guild of Actors]] (from May 2016) and a Facilitator for the [[Magnet Theatre Education Trust]] (since March 2016).
+She studied theatre and performance at the [[University of Cape Town]] (2004-2008) and completed a masters degree in performance there (2012-2013).
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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	She has had roles in ''[[The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time]]'' (2018).		She has had roles in ''[[The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time]]'' (2018).
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		+	She was an Acting and Voice Coach at [[AFDA]] (from May 2019 to June 2020),
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		+	In May 2020 she became self-employed and co-founded [[Victory of the Word]]

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