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'''PIETERSE, Marléne''' (19**- ). South African stage director and Speech and Drama teacher in Port Elizabeth.

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 '''As an actress:'''
 ''[[M. Butterfly]]'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], ([[CAPAB]] and the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]], 1991)
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 '''As a director:'''
 : ''[[Horiesô, Madiba]]'' ([[CAPAB]])

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 '''As an actress:'''
 ''[[Agnes of God]]'' ("Mother Superior") at [[The Barn]] (2005)
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 '''As a director:'''
 : ''[[Showtime 2004 - Flying Colours]]''
 : ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])
 : ''[[Ma Skryf Matriek]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])

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-'''PIETERSE, Marléne''' (19**- ). South African actress, stage director and Speech and Drama teacher in Port Elizabeth.
+'''Marléne Pieterse''' (19**- ). South African actress, stage director and Speech and Drama teacher in Port Elizabeth.
 ==Biography==
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 : ''[[Duiwelsbrood]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])
 '''As an Arts educator:'''

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 : ''[[Showtime 2004 - Flying Colours]]''
-: ''[[Die Proponentjie]]''  at the [[Little Theatre]] (2011)
+: ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])
 : ''[[Ma Skryf Matriek]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])

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 : ''[[Die Proponentjie]]''  at the [[Little Theatre]] (2011)
-: ''[[Ma Skryf Matriek]]'' at the [[Savoy Theatre]] (2025)
+: ''[[Ma Skryf Matriek]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])
 : ''[[Duiwelsbrood]]'' ([[ATKV-tak PEAAT]])

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 ''[[Macbeth]]'' ("Duncan") at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] (2006)
-She also approved in the film version of ''[[The Road to Mecca]]'' (1991).
+She also appeared in the film version of ''[[The Road to Mecca]]'' (1991).
 '''As a director:'''

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−	'''PIETERSE, Marléne''' (19**- ). South African stage director and Speech and Drama teacher in Port Elizabeth.	+	'''PIETERSE, Marléne''' (19**- ). South African actress, stage director and Speech and Drama teacher in Port Elizabeth.
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		+	==Biography==
		+
		+	== Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance ==
		+
		+	'''As an actress:'''
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		+	''[[Agnes of God]]'' ("Mother Superior") at [[The Barn]] (2005)
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		+	''[[Macbeth]]'' ("Duncan") at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] (2006)
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		+	She also approved in the film version of ''[[The Road to Mecca]]'' (1991).
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		+	'''As a director:'''
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		+	''[[Showtime 2004 - Flying Colours]]'' at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]] (January 2004)
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		+	''[[Die Proponentjie]]'' at the [[Little Theatre]] (2011)
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		+	''[[Ma Skryf Matriek]]'' at the [[Savoy Theatre]] (2025)
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		+	'''As an Arts educator:'''
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		+	Pieterse is the founder and principal of [[Stageworld Theatre School]] in Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth)
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		+	===Awards===
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	''[[Showtime 2004 - Flying Colours]]'' programme, 2004
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		+	''[[Algoa Sun]]'', 4 August 2005
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		+	''[[The Herald]]'', 6 July 2006
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		+	''[[PE Express]]'', 23 June 2022
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		+	Go to the [[ESAT Bibliography]]
		+
		+	== Return to ==
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		+	Return to [[ESAT Personalities P]]
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities\|South African Theatre Personalities]]
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		+	Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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		+	Return to [[Main Page]]