Mncedisi Shabangu - Revision history

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−	Best known for his role as Skhumbuzo in the second season of the [[SABC3]] drama series ''[[The Lab]]'' (2008).	+	Best known for his role as "Skhumbuzo" in the second season of the [[SABC3]] drama series ''[[The Lab]]'' (2008).

	Other television series he has acted in include ''[[The Other Woman]]'' and the [[SABC2]] sitcom ''[[Home Sweet Home]]''.		Other television series he has acted in include ''[[The Other Woman]]'' and the [[SABC2]] sitcom ''[[Home Sweet Home]]''.

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 His many theatre awards over the years have included the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards|Young Artist Award]]  for Drama (2004),  [[Vita Awards|FNB Vita Award]] for Best actor in a supporting role, [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best actor, a [[KKNK]] Award as best actor and a [[Naledi Award]] for best supporting actor.
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+=== As stage director ===
 Shabangu has also directed several productions at the [[Market Theatre]] including ''[[Wangesheya-Wangesheya]]'', ''[[Kanyamazane Galvanomit Akusiti]]'', ''[[The Barber Shop]]'', ''[[Mooi Street Moves]]'' and ''[[Vuka Machel]]''.

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	He was appointed Artistic Director for the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 2006.		He was appointed Artistic Director for the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 2006.
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		+	As a writer/director he has been responsible for plays like ''[[13]]'' (2008),

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	He then became a professional actor, and his many theatre credits include ''[[Orpheus]]'' (1998), ''[[Ways of Dying]]'' (1999) and ''[[Call us Crazy]]'' (2000), ''[[Tshepang]]'' (2003-11 and again 2015-16), ''[[The Suitcase]]'' (2006) ''[[Dream of the Dog]]'' ([[Barney Simon Theatre]], 2007), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2012), ''[[Asinamali]]'' (2013), ''[[Fishers of Hope (Taweret)]]'' (2014), ''[[The Inconvenience of Wings]]'' (2016), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2016), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' and ''[[Blood Knot]]'' (2022), his final performance.		He then became a professional actor, and his many theatre credits include ''[[Orpheus]]'' (1998), ''[[Ways of Dying]]'' (1999) and ''[[Call us Crazy]]'' (2000), ''[[Tshepang]]'' (2003-11 and again 2015-16), ''[[The Suitcase]]'' (2006) ''[[Dream of the Dog]]'' ([[Barney Simon Theatre]], 2007), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2012), ''[[Asinamali]]'' (2013), ''[[Fishers of Hope (Taweret)]]'' (2014), ''[[The Inconvenience of Wings]]'' (2016), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2016), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' and ''[[Blood Knot]]'' (2022), his final performance.
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−	~~As a writer/director he has been responsible for plays like ''[[13]]'',~~

	His many theatre awards over the years have included the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards\|Young Artist Award]] for Drama (2004), [[Vita Awards\|FNB Vita Award]] for Best actor in a supporting role, [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best actor, a [[KKNK]] Award as best actor and a [[Naledi Award]] for best supporting actor.		His many theatre awards over the years have included the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards\|Young Artist Award]] for Drama (2004), [[Vita Awards\|FNB Vita Award]] for Best actor in a supporting role, [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best actor, a [[KKNK]] Award as best actor and a [[Naledi Award]] for best supporting actor.

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 He then became a professional actor, and his many theatre credits include ''[[Orpheus]]'' (1998), ''[[Ways of Dying]]'' (1999) and ''[[Call us Crazy]]'' (2000), ''[[Tshepang]]'' (2003-11 and again 2015-16), ''[[The Suitcase]]'' (2006) ''[[Dream of the Dog]]'' ([[Barney Simon Theatre]], 2007), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2012), ''[[Asinamali]]'' (2013), ''[[Fishers of Hope (Taweret)]]'' (2014), ''[[The Inconvenience of Wings]]'' (2016), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2016), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' and ''[[Blood Knot]]'' (2022), his final performance.
+As a writer/director he has been responsible for plays like ''[[13]]'',
 His many theatre awards over the years have included the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards|Young Artist Award]]  for Drama (2004),  [[Vita Awards|FNB Vita Award]] for Best actor in a supporting role, [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best actor, a [[KKNK]] Award as best actor and a [[Naledi Award]] for best supporting actor.

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 He initially wanted to study law, but his family was too poor to cover the costs, but then [[Gordon Motha]], a teacher and playwright  at Khaliphane High School, recognised Shabangu's acting ability and encouraged him to perform in school plays, including ''[[Slavery]]'' (1992) and ''[[Secret Agenda]]'' (1993).
-He then enrolled as a student at The [[Market Theatre Laboratory]] in 1995-1997,  he enrolled for theatre training at the Market Theatre laboratory. While there he was awarded the [[Barney Simon Scholarship]] to study a summer acting course at the Royal National Theatre studio in London in 1998.
+He then enrolled as a student at The [[Market Theatre Laboratory]] in 1995-1997,  he enrolled for theatre training at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]. While there he was awarded the [[Barney Simon Scholarship]] to study a summer acting course at the Royal National Theatre studio in London in 1998.
 He returned to build an enviable reputation as actor in a range of influential productions, often working with directors at the [[Market Theatre]] and the Baxter Theatre and going on international tours.

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 His first big roles were in [[Gordon Motha]]'s ''[[Slavery]]'' (1992) and ''[[Secret Agenda]]'' (1993).
-Whiole a studnet at the Market Theatre Lab., he co-created and appeared in the smash hit workshopped play ''[[Gomorrah!]]'', which opened at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1997 before touring major cities in Sweden.
+While a student at the Market Theatre Lab., he co-created and appeared in the smash hit workshopped play ''[[Gomorrah!]]'', which opened at the [[Market Theatre]] in 1997 before touring major cities in Sweden.
 He then became a professional actor, and his many theatre credits include ''[[Orpheus]]'' (1998), ''[[Ways of Dying]]'' (1999) and ''[[Call us Crazy]]'' (2000), ''[[Tshepang]]'' (2003-11 and again 2015-16), ''[[The Suitcase]]'' (2006) ''[[Dream of the Dog]]'' ([[Barney Simon Theatre]], 2007), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2012), ''[[Asinamali]]'' (2013), ''[[Fishers of Hope (Taweret)]]'' (2014), ''[[The Inconvenience of Wings]]'' (2016), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2016), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' and ''[[Blood Knot]]'' (2022), his final performance.

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	[[Beeld]] Plus, 26 July 2007.		[[Beeld]] Plus, 26 July 2007.
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		+	https://artsforaction.org.uk/practitioners/mncedisi-baldwin-shabangu/

	http://www.tvsa.co.za/actors/viewactor.aspx?actorid=8577		http://www.tvsa.co.za/actors/viewactor.aspx?actorid=8577

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 ===On stage===
-His first big role was in [[Gordon Motha]]'s ''[[Secret Agenda]]'' in 1992.
+His first big roles were in [[Gordon Motha]]'s ''[[Slavery]]'' (1992) and ''[[Secret Agenda]]'' (1993).
-His other theatre credits include ''[[Orpheus]]'' (1998), ''[[Ways of Dying]]'' (1999) and ''[[Call us Crazy]]'' (2000), ''[[Tshepang]]'' (2003-11 and again 2015-16), ''[[The Suitcase]]'' (2006) ''[[Dream of the Dog]]'' ([[Barney Simon Theatre]], 2007), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2012), ''[[Asinamali]]'' (2013), ''[[Fishers of Hope (Taweret)]]'' (2014), ''[[The Inconvenience of Wings]]'' (2016), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2016), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' and ''[[Blood Knot]]'' (2022).
+He then became a professional actor, and his many theatre credits include ''[[Orpheus]]'' (1998), ''[[Ways of Dying]]'' (1999) and ''[[Call us Crazy]]'' (2000), ''[[Tshepang]]'' (2003-11 and again 2015-16), ''[[The Suitcase]]'' (2006) ''[[Dream of the Dog]]'' ([[Barney Simon Theatre]], 2007), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2012), ''[[Asinamali]]'' (2013), ''[[Fishers of Hope (Taweret)]]'' (2014), ''[[The Inconvenience of Wings]]'' (2016), ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' (2016), ''[[Marat/Sade]]'' and ''[[Blood Knot]]'' (2022), his final performance.
-He co-created the smash hit play ''[[Gomorrah]]'' which opened at the [[Market Theatre]] before touring major cities in Sweden in .
+He also co-created the smash hit play ''[[Gomorrah!]]'' which opened at the [[Market Theatre]] before touring major cities in Sweden in .
 His many theatre awards over the years have included the [[Standard Bank Young Artist Awards|Young Artist Award]]  for Drama (2004),  [[Vita Awards|FNB Vita Award]] for Best actor in a supporting role, [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best actor, a [[KKNK]] Award as best actor and a [[Naledi Award]] for best supporting actor.