Mignon Sorel - Revision history

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(18**-19**) Flemish actress of uncertain origin (she claimed to have been from Petrograd, having trained with Max Reinhardt, earlier performed under the name [[Poldi Sorel]]). Married to [[Louis de Vriendt]], (she says she met him him in Budapest) and when they returned to Europe in 1914 they lived in Amsterdam and later moved to Belgium and formed the De Comoedia theatre group, presenting popular "transformation pieces" in which they portrayed a dozen or more characters. In the 1922-23 season they joined [[Anton Verheyen]] on his tour of India and returned with him to Cape Town in 1927, to tour with their pieces, including ''[[Bietje]]'' ("Little"), ''[[De Brandstichter]]'' ("The Pyromaniac", ''[[De Gebroken Spiegel]]'' ("The Broken Mirror"), ''[[Niksnuts]]'' ("Worthless Man") and ''[[De Zonden van het Verleden]]'' ("The sins of the past" or ''[[Het Kind der Zonde]]'' = "Child of Sin "). Soon Verheyen breaks way, and they continued touring on their own. **

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		+	''[[Die Burger]]'', 8 April 1927.
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	''Afrikaanse Skrywerskring. Jaarboek'', 1937.		''Afrikaanse Skrywerskring. Jaarboek'', 1937.

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 The company toured South Africa with their pieces, including ''[[Bietje]]'' ("Little"), ''[[De Brandstichter]]'' ("The Pyromaniac", ''[[De Gebroken Spiegel]]'' ("The Broken Mirror"), ''[[Niksnuts]]'' ("Worthless Man") and ''[[De Zonden van het Verleden]]'' ("The sins of the past" or ''[[Het Kind der Zonde]]'' = "Child of Sin "). Soon Verheyen breaks way, and they continued touring on their own.
-She acted in ''[[Ghosts|Spoken]]'' anf ''[[Everyman|Elckerlijck]]'' in 1927.
+She acted in ''[[Ghosts|Spoken]]'' anf ''[[Everyman|Elckerlijc]]'' in 1927.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 The company toured South Africa with their pieces, including ''[[Bietje]]'' ("Little"), ''[[De Brandstichter]]'' ("The Pyromaniac", ''[[De Gebroken Spiegel]]'' ("The Broken Mirror"), ''[[Niksnuts]]'' ("Worthless Man") and ''[[De Zonden van het Verleden]]'' ("The sins of the past" or ''[[Het Kind der Zonde]]'' = "Child of Sin "). Soon Verheyen breaks way, and they continued touring on their own.
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-(18**-1937) Flemish actress of uncertain origin (she claimed to have been from Petrograd, having trained with Max Reinhardt, earlier performed under the name [[Poldi Sorel]]). Married to [[Louis de Vriendt]], (she says she met him him in Budapest) and when they returned to Europe in 1914 they lived in Amsterdam and later moved to Belgium and formed the De Comoedia theatre group, presenting popular "transformation pieces" in which they portrayed a dozen or more characters. In the 1922-23 season they joined [[Anton Verheyen]] on his tour of India and returned with him to Cape Town in 1927, to tour with their pieces, including ''[[Bietje]]'' ("Little"), ''[[De Brandstichter]]'' ("The Pyromaniac", ''[[De Gebroken Spiegel]]'' ("The Broken Mirror"), ''[[Niksnuts]]'' ("Worthless Man") and ''[[De Zonden van het Verleden]]'' ("The sins of the past" or ''[[Het Kind der Zonde]]'' = "Child of Sin "). Soon Verheyen breaks way, and they continued touring on their own. **  She passed away while on tour in Senekal in the Free State in 1937.
+[[Mignon Sorel]] (18**-1937). Flemish actress of uncertain origin.
 == Sources ==
 ''Afrikaanse Skrywerskring. Jaarboek'', 1937.
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−	(18-19) Flemish actress of uncertain origin (she claimed to have been from Petrograd, having trained with Max Reinhardt, earlier performed under the name [[Poldi Sorel]]). Married to [[Louis de Vriendt]], (she says she met him him in Budapest) and when they returned to Europe in 1914 they lived in Amsterdam and later moved to Belgium and formed the De Comoedia theatre group, presenting popular "transformation pieces" in which they portrayed a dozen or more characters. In the 1922-23 season they joined [[Anton Verheyen]] on his tour of India and returned with him to Cape Town in 1927, to tour with their pieces, including ''[[Bietje]]'' ("Little"), ''[[De Brandstichter]]'' ("The Pyromaniac", ''[[De Gebroken Spiegel]]'' ("The Broken Mirror"), ''[[Niksnuts]]'' ("Worthless Man") and ''[[De Zonden van het Verleden]]'' ("The sins of the past" or ''[[Het Kind der Zonde]]'' = "Child of Sin "). Soon Verheyen breaks way, and they continued touring on their own. **	+	(18-1937) Flemish actress of uncertain origin (she claimed to have been from Petrograd, having trained with Max Reinhardt, earlier performed under the name [[Poldi Sorel]]). Married to [[Louis de Vriendt]], (she says she met him him in Budapest) and when they returned to Europe in 1914 they lived in Amsterdam and later moved to Belgium and formed the De Comoedia theatre group, presenting popular "transformation pieces" in which they portrayed a dozen or more characters. In the 1922-23 season they joined [[Anton Verheyen]] on his tour of India and returned with him to Cape Town in 1927, to tour with their pieces, including ''[[Bietje]]'' ("Little"), ''[[De Brandstichter]]'' ("The Pyromaniac", ''[[De Gebroken Spiegel]]'' ("The Broken Mirror"), ''[[Niksnuts]]'' ("Worthless Man") and ''[[De Zonden van het Verleden]]'' ("The sins of the past" or ''[[Het Kind der Zonde]]'' = "Child of Sin "). Soon Verheyen breaks way, and they continued touring on their own. She passed away while on tour in Senekal in the Free State in 1937.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''Afrikaanse Skrywerskring. Jaarboek'', 1937.
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Mignon Sorel - Revision history

Miriamt: /* Sources */

Miriamt: /* Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance */

Miriamt: /* Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance */

Miriamt at 05:17, 3 April 2020

Miriamt at 08:08, 31 October 2013

Gaerin: Created page with "(18**-19**) Flemish actress of uncertain origin (she claimed to have been from Petrograd, having trained with Max Reinhardt, earlier performed under the name Poldi Sorel). Ma..."

Gaerin: Created page with "(18-19) Flemish actress of uncertain origin (she claimed to have been from Petrograd, having trained with Max Reinhardt, earlier performed under the name Poldi Sorel). Ma..."