Louis Viljoen - Revision history

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 He wrote [[Rob van Vuuren]]’s internationally acclaimed one-man show, ''[[Dangled]]'', which was invited to the Brighton Fringe Festival in 2017.
-Other plays include ''[[The Visigoths]]'', ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' and ''[[Mrs. Mitchell Comes To Town]]'', produced and performed at the [[Baxter Theatre, and ''[[The Massacre at Mount Ursula]]'', which was showcased at [[Teksmark 2023]].
+Other plays include ''[[The Visigoths]]'', ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' and ''[[Mrs. Mitchell Comes To Town]]'', produced and performed at the [[Baxter Theatre]], and ''[[The Massacre at Mount Ursula]]'', which was showcased at [[Teksmark 2023]].
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 He wrote [[Rob van Vuuren]]’s internationally acclaimed one-man show, ''[[Dangled]]'', which was invited to the Brighton Fringe Festival in 2017.
-His most recent plays, ''[[The Visigoths]]'' and ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' were produced and performed at the Baxter Theatre.
+Other plays include ''[[The Visigoths]]'', ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' and ''[[Mrs. Mitchell Comes To Town]]'', produced and performed at the [[Baxter Theatre, and ''[[The Massacre at Mount Ursula]]'', which was showcased at [[Teksmark 2023]].
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 His most recent plays, ''[[The Visigoths]]'' and ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' were produced and performed at the Baxter Theatre.
-His play, ''[[The Massacre at Mount Ursula]]'', was shwcased at [[Teksmark 2023]].
+His play, ''[[The Massacre at Mount Ursula]]'', was showcased at [[Teksmark 2023]].
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	His most recent plays, ''[[The Visigoths]]'' and ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' were produced and performed at the Baxter Theatre.		His most recent plays, ''[[The Visigoths]]'' and ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' were produced and performed at the Baxter Theatre.
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 He wrote [[Rob van Vuuren]]’s internationally acclaimed one-man show, ''[[Dangled]]'', which was invited to the Brighton Fringe Festival in 2017.
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 [[Amazwi]] Literary Awards database.
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-He wrote the plays ''[[Champ]]'', ''[[The Frontiersmen]]'', ''[[The Pervert Laura]]'', ''[[The Verbalists]]'', ''[[The Bile Boys]]'', ''[[The Kingmakers]]'', ''[[The Demon Bride]]'' (2018).
+He wrote the plays ''[[Champ]]'', ''[[The Frontiersmen]]'', ''[[The Pervert Laura]]'', ''[[The Verbalists]]'', ''[[The Bile Boys]]'', ''[[The Kingmakers]]'', ''[[The Demon Bride]]'' (2018),  ''[[The Hucksters]]'', ''[[The Outlaw Muckridge]]'', ''[[The Grass Widow]]'' and ''[[The Visigoths]]''.
 Viljoen has co-produced (with [[Greg Karvellas]]) the plays ''[[Rocks]]'', ''[[The Abusers]]'', ''[[The Bile Boys]]'', ''[[The Verbalists]]'', ''[[The Frontiersmen]]'' and ''[[The Kingmakers]]''.
 He was invited to participate in the Edinburgh Festival.
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 His play ''[[The Eulogists]]'' was nominated for a [[Fleur du Cap Award]] (award year 2017) as best new SA play.
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 At the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards]] held at [[Artscape]] in March 2015, his play ''[[The Pervert Laura]]'' won him the [[Rosalie van der Gucht Prize]] for Best New Director. Viljoen also won the Best New South African Script award for another of his acclaimed plays, ''[[The Kingmakers]]'', making him the only double winner on the night.
-His play ''[[The eulogists]]'' was nominated for a [[Fleur du Cap Awaard]] (award year 2017) as best new SA play.
+His play ''[[The Eulogists]]'' was nominated for a [[Fleur du Cap Award]] (award year 2017) as best new SA play.
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 At the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards]] held at [[Artscape]] in March 2015, his play ''[[The Pervert Laura]]'' won him the [[Rosalie van der Gucht Prize]] for Best New Director. Viljoen also won the Best New South African Script award for another of his acclaimed plays, ''[[The Kingmakers]]'', making him the only double winner on the night.
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 http://www.broadwayworld.com/south-africa/article/Louis-Viljoens-THE-PERVERT-LAURA-to-Premiere-at-The-Little-Theatre-20141124
-[[Hilary Prendini Toffoli]]. 19 Feb 2016. "Louis Viljoen: Theatre’s unruly wunderkind ", ''Mail & Guardian''[https://mg.co.za/article/2016-02-17-louis-viljoen-theatres-unruly-wunderkind]
+[[Hilary Prendini Toffoli]]. 19 Feb 2016. "Louis Viljoen: Theatre’s unruly wunderkind ", ''Mail & Guardian''[https://mg.co.za/article/2016-02-17-louis-viljoen-theatres-unruly-wunderkind].
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