Natalie Yon - Revision history

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(197*-) Actress, singer

== Biography ==

== Training ==
Graduated from the Waterfront Theatre School in 1998. She attained a Peformers Diploma in Drama from Trinity College, London.

== Career ==

==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]].

== Awards, etc ==
Aviva Pelham Singing Trophy, 1998.

== Sources ==
''Honk!'' theatre programme, 2000.

Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994; appeared in ''[[Honk!]]'' 2000; played Bianca in ''[[Othello]]'' 2001.
+She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela's Child - The Musical]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994; appeared in ''[[Honk!]]'' 2000; played Bianca in ''[[Othello]]'' 2001. She also performed in ''[['Buckingham Palace', District Six]]''.
 In 2004 she appeared in the feature film ''[[Forgiveness]].

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994; Bianca in ''[[Othello]]'' 2001.
+She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994; appeared in ''[[Honk!]]'' 2000; played Bianca in ''[[Othello]]'' 2001.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994.
+She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994; Bianca in ''[[Othello]]'' 2001.
 == Awards, etc ==

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-(197*-) Actress, singer
+[[Naatalie Yon]] (197*-). Actress, singer.
 == Biography ==
 == Training ==
 Graduated from the Waterfront Theatre School in 1998. She attained a Peformers Diploma in Drama from Trinity College, London.
 == Career ==
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 She played Emma in [[Ian von Memerty]]'s ''[[Fiela se Kind|Fiela's Child]]''. She played the mistress in ''[[Evita]]'' directed by [[David Matheson]], 1994; appeared in ''[[Honk!]]'' 2000; played Bianca in ''[[Othello]]'' 2001.
 == Awards, etc ==
 Aviva Pelham Singing Trophy, 1998.
 == Sources ==
 ''Honk!'' theatre programme, 2000.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]