Malika Ndlovu - Revision history

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Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

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Biography

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Sources

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Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

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Training

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Training

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−	[[Malika Ndlovu]] (19**-). Also known as [[Malika Lueen Ndlovu]] and [[Lueen Conning]]. ~~Performance poet, playwright, performer and arts project manager.~~	+	[[Malika Ndlovu]] (19**-) is a performance poet, playwright, performer and arts project manager.
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		+	Also known as [[Malika Lueen Ndlovu]] and [[Lueen Conning]].

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-besides her extensive work as poet, performance poet and organisor of performance events (see her Website[http://www.malika.co.za/index.html]), she has created a number of plays.
+Besides her extensive work as poet, performance poet and organisor of performance events (see her Website[http://www.malika.co.za/index.html]), she has created a number of plays.
 As [[Lueen Conning]] she was commissioned to write her first professional play, ''[[A Coloured Place]]'', for the 1996 Women’s Art Festival at the [[Playhouse]] in Durban. In August 2006 she restaged the play by invitation of The [[Playhouse Company]],  in celebration of the  10th anniversary [[SA Woman's Arts Festival]].

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 == Biography ==
-Born in Durban, she later settled in Cape Town, where she became a founder-member of Cape Town-based women writers' collective [[WEAVE]] and later joined [[The Mothertongue Project]]. She is married to Thulani Ndlovu.
+Born in Durban, she later settled in Cape Town, where she became a founder-member of Cape Town-based women writers' collective [[WEAVE]] and later joined [[The Mothertongue Project]]. She is married to [[Thulani Ndlovu]].
 == Training ==

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-(19**-). Also known as [[Malika Lueen Ndlovu]] and [[Lueen Conning]]. Performance poet, playwright, performer and arts project manager.
+[[Malika Ndlovu]] (19**-). Also known as [[Malika Lueen Ndlovu]] and [[Lueen Conning]]. Performance poet, playwright, performer and arts project manager.
 == Biography ==
-Born in Durban, she later settled in Cape Town, where she became a founder-member of Cape Town-based women writers' collective [[WEAVE]] and later joined [[The Mothertongue Project]].
+Born in Durban, she later settled in Cape Town, where she became a founder-member of Cape Town-based women writers' collective [[WEAVE]] and later joined [[The Mothertongue Project]]. She is married to Thulani Ndlovu.
 == Training ==
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 [[Malika Ndlovu]] website: http://www.malika.co.za/index.html
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 == Sources ==
-Malika Ndlovu website: http://www.malika.co.za/index.html
+[[Malika Ndlovu]] website: http://www.malika.co.za/index.html
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 In 2004 Malika joined [[The Mothertongue Project]], a women performing artists, writers and visual artists collective, scripting for their highly successful [[Grahamstown Festival]] 2004 production - ''[[Uhambo!: Pieces of a Dream]]''.
-In 2007 her next play, ''[[Sister Breyani]]'' opened at the [[Arena Foyer]], [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], as a [[Play>Ground]] Performed Play-reading. It was professionally produced in 2009, playing at the  [[Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees]], followed by a run at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in Cape Town.
+In 2007 her next play, ''[[Sister Breyani]]'' opened at the [[Arena Foyer]], [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], as a [[Baxter Theatre|Play>Ground]] Performed Play-reading. It was professionally produced in 2009, playing at the  [[Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees]], followed by a run at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in Cape Town.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 == Training ==
-Having completed high school at Convent High School, Durban (1989), she obtained a National Diploma in Performing Arts ([[Natal Technikon, Department of Drama]], 1993), completed Michael Kaiser's Arts Administration Course - USIS, US Embassy (1995), the Arts Management Training Certificate ([[The Playhouse Company]], 1996) and the Dasarts Graduation Certificate (Amsterdam, 1999 and  2000).
+Having completed high school at Convent High School, Durban (1989), she obtained a National Diploma in Performing Arts ([[Natal Technikon, Department of Drama]], 1993), completed Michael Kaiser's Arts Administration Course - USIS, US Embassy (1995), the Arts Management Training Certificate (The [[Playhouse Company]], 1996) and the Dasarts Graduation Certificate (Amsterdam, 1999 and  2000).
 == Career ==