Mitzi Booysen - Revision history

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

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-As actress performed in ''[[Playing with Fire]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1983), ''[[Gulls]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1989) ''[[ Macbeth]]'' ([[Dieter Reible]],  1990), ''[[Die Eend]]'' (Soekie) 1993.
+As actress she performed in ''[[Huis Clos|Agter Geslote Deure]]'' (1978), ''[[La Cagnotte|Die Geldpot]]'' (1980), ''[[Along Came a Spider]]'' (1980), ''[[Confetti]]'' (1980), ''[[Dimetos]]'' (1981), ''[[Die Saai Lewe]]'' (1981), ''[[Groucho at Large]]'' (1981), ''[[The Oresteia|Die Oresteia-Trilogie]]'' (1981),''[[Playing with Fire]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1983), ''[[Comrades]]'' (1986), ''[[The Last Twist of the Knife]]'' (1987), ''[[Le Balcon|The Balcony]]'' (1988), ''[[Gulls]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1989), ''[[Antjie Somers and I]]'' (1989), ''[[ Macbeth]]'' ([[Dieter Reible]],  1990), ''[[The Miracle Worker|Die Wonderwerk]]'' (1991), ''[[Three Sisters|Drie Susters]]'' (1992), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'', ''[[Die Eend]]'' (Soekie) 1993.
-As playwright wrote ''[[Ashes on our Heads]]'' (19**),  ''[[The Time of the Hyena]]'' ([[Windybrow Theatre]] circa 1986), *.
+Assistant director ''[[The Trojan Women|Women of Troy]]'' (1987).
-Translations include Bernard-Marie Koltés’s  ''[[Battle of the Dogs and the Black]]'' (19**) and ''[[Bloeiende Lente]]'' (Wedekind’s ''[[Frühlings Erwachen]]'' or ''[[Spring Awakening]]'') and Ayckbourn’s ** (into German as ).
+Translated and played in ''[[L'Isle des Esclaves|The Island of Slaves]]'' (1982), ''[[Kalldewey; Farce|Callaway; Farce]]'' (1990). Other translations include Bernard-Marie Koltés’s  ''[[Battle of the Dogs and the Black]]'' (19**) and ''[[Bloeiende Lente]]'' (Wedekind’s ''[[Frühlings Erwachen]]'' or ''[[Spring Awakening]]'') and Ayckbourn’s ** (into German as ).
 The creative head of [[Endemol South Africa]], she became became the chief writer on the TV series ''Isidingo'' in 1998 and in 2005 became the storyline writer of the TV series ''Binnelanders''.

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 == Biography ==
-Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]] and worked at [[The Space]], The [[Baxter Theatre]] and The [[Market Theatre]]. In 1982 she married [[Dieter Reible]] and they moved to Germany
+Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]] and worked at [[The Space]], The [[Baxter Theatre]] and The [[Market Theatre]]. In 1982 she married German theatre director [[Dieter Reible]] and they moved to Germany, where Reible worked as Artistic Director for a theatre company in Wuppertal. They returned to South Africa in 1985.
 == Training ==

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
−	Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]] and worked at [[The Space]], The [[Baxter Theatre]] and The [[Market Theatre]].	+	Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]] and worked at [[The Space]], The [[Baxter Theatre]] and The [[Market Theatre]]. In 1982 she married [[Dieter Reible]] and they moved to Germany

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
−	Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]]	+	Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]] and worked at [[The Space]], The [[Baxter Theatre]] and The [[Market Theatre]].

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	== Biography ==		== Biography ==
−		+	Mitzi Booysen was born in Rome and, because her father was a diplomat, she subsequently lived in Holland, America and South Africa. She completed her schooling at the Pretoria High School for Girls and studied Drama at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and the [[University of Pretoria]]. After graduation she acted for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]] and [[CAPAB]]

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-(19*-) Actress, director, translator and playwright. ***
+'''Mitzi Booysen''' (1958-) is a South African actress, director, translator and playwright.
 == Biography ==
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 ''Die Eend'' programme, 1993
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 == Awards, etc ==
-She received the 1987 Johannesburg Repertory Players DALRO Award for her role as Liz in ''[[Ashes on Our Heads]]''.
+She received the 1987 Johannesburg Repertory Players DALRO Award for her role as Liz in ''[[Ashes on our Heads]]''.
 == Sources ==

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-(19*-) Actress, director, translator and playwright. *** As actress performed in ''[[Playing with Fire]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1983), ''[[Gulls]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1989) ''[[ Macbeth]]'' ([[Dieter Reible]],  1990), As playwright wrote ''[[The Ashes on their Heads]]'' (19**),  ''[[The Time of the Hyena]]'' ([[Windybrow Theatre]] circa 1986), *. Translations include Bernard-Marie Koltés’s  ''[[Battle of the Dogs and the Black]]'' (19**) and ''[[Bloeiende Lente]]'' (Wedekind’s ''[[Frühlings Erwachen]]'' or ''[[Spring Awakening]]'') and Ayckbourn’s ** (into German as ).  The creative head of [[Endemol South Africa]], she became became the chief writer on the TV series ''Isidingo'' in 1998 and in 2005 became the storyline writer of the TV series ''Binnelanders''.
+(19*-) Actress, director, translator and playwright. ***
 == Sources ==
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
 == Return to ==
-Return to [[ESAT Personalities B]]
+Return to [[ESAT Personalities  B]]
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]

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−	(19-) Actress, director, translator and playwright. As actress performed in ''[[Playing with Fire]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1983), ''[[Gulls]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1989) ''[[ Macbeth]]'' ([[Dieter Reible]], 1990), As playwright wrote ''[[The Ashes on their Heads]]'' (19), ''[[The Time of the Hyena]]'' ([[Windybrow Theatre]] circa 1986), . Translations include Bernard-Marie Koltés’s ''[[Battle of the Dogs and the Black]]'' (19) and ''[[Bloeiende Lente]]'' (Wedekind’s ''[[Frühlings Erwachen]]'' or ''Spring Awakening'') and Ayckbourn’s * (into German as ). The creative head of [[Endemol South Africa]], she became became the chief writer on the TV series ''Isidingo'' in 1998 and in 2005 became the storyline writer of the TV series ''Binnelanders''.	+	(19-) Actress, director, translator and playwright. As actress performed in ''[[Playing with Fire]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1983), ''[[Gulls]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1989) ''[[ Macbeth]]'' ([[Dieter Reible]], 1990), As playwright wrote ''[[The Ashes on their Heads]]'' (19), ''[[The Time of the Hyena]]'' ([[Windybrow Theatre]] circa 1986), . Translations include Bernard-Marie Koltés’s ''[[Battle of the Dogs and the Black]]'' (19) and ''[[Bloeiende Lente]]'' (Wedekind’s ''[[Frühlings Erwachen]]'' or ''[[Spring Awakening]]'') and Ayckbourn’s * (into German as ). The creative head of [[Endemol South Africa]], she became became the chief writer on the TV series ''Isidingo'' in 1998 and in 2005 became the storyline writer of the TV series ''Binnelanders''.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==