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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She knew and could actively use 12 languages, including Hungarian, Finnish, French, Spanish, Italian and German and over the years translated numerous works, notably plays - including Shakespeare and Ibsen - into Afrikaans for radio and stage. Also the works of Astrid Ludgren, notably the much loved ''Pippi Langkous''.  Her delightful and highly accomplished translations of play texts over the years have been instrumental in building up a strong Afrikaans canon of theatre texts and performances. Among her best known translations are ''[[Die Argument]]'', ''[[Emigrante]]'', ''[[Cactus Flower|As die Turksvy Blom]]'', ''[[Nag, Moeder van die Dag]]'', ''[[Erns in Luim]]'', ''[[Die Snobs]]'', ''[[Amadeus]]'' ([[SABC]], ***), ''[[Don Juan]]'' (by Max Frisch, 1974) , ''[[Die Tou]]'' ([[ArtsCape]], 1992),  ''[[Begeerte]]'' ([[Eugene O'Neill]]’s ''[[Desire under the Elms]]'', [[Baxter Theatre]] and [[KKNK]] 2006),
+She knew and could actively use 12 languages, including Hungarian, Finnish, French, Spanish, Italian and German and over the years translated numerous works, notably plays - including Shakespeare and Ibsen - into Afrikaans for radio and stage. Also the works of Astrid Ludgren, notably the much loved ''Pippi Langkous''.  Her delightful and highly accomplished translations of play texts over the years have been instrumental in building up a strong Afrikaans canon of theatre texts and performances. Among her best known translations are ''[[Die Argument]]'', ''[[Emigrante]]'', ''[[Cactus Flower|As die Turksvy Blom]]'', ''[[Die Wind in die Takke van Sassafras]]'', ''[[Nag, Moeder van die Dag]]'', ''[[Erns in Luim]]'', ''[[Die Snobs]]'', ''[[Amadeus]]'' ([[SABC]], ***), ''[[Don Juan]]'' (by Max Frisch, 1974) , ''[[Die Tou]]'' ([[ArtsCape]], 1992),  ''[[Begeerte]]'' ([[Eugene O'Neill]]’s ''[[Desire under the Elms]]'', [[Baxter Theatre]] and [[KKNK]] 2006),
 As an actress she worked for [[NTO]] and [[CAPAB]] (e.g. as Elisabet Roos in ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'' 1976), and also did radio work for the [[SABC]] (RSG).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She knew and could actively use 12 languages, including Hungarian, Finnish, French, Spanish, Italian and German and over the years translated numerous works, notably plays - including Shakespeare and Ibsen - into Afrikaans for radio and stage. Also the works of Astrid Ludgren, notably the much loved ''Pippi Langkous''.  Her delightful and highly accomplished translations of play texts over the years have been instrumental in building up a strong Afrikaans canon of theatre texts and performances. Among her best known translations are ''[[Die Argument]]'', ''[[Emigrante]]'', ''[[Cactus Flower|As die Turksvy Blom]]'', ''[[Nag, Moeder van die Dag]]'', ''[[Erns in Luim]]'', ''[[Die Snobs]]'', ''[[Amadeus]]'' ([[SABC]], ***),  **, ''[[Die Tou]]'' ([[ArtsCape]], 1992),  ''[[Begeerte]]'' ([[Eugene O'Neill]]’s ''[[Desire under the Elms]]'', [[Baxter Theatre]] and [[KKNK]] 2006),
+She knew and could actively use 12 languages, including Hungarian, Finnish, French, Spanish, Italian and German and over the years translated numerous works, notably plays - including Shakespeare and Ibsen - into Afrikaans for radio and stage. Also the works of Astrid Ludgren, notably the much loved ''Pippi Langkous''.  Her delightful and highly accomplished translations of play texts over the years have been instrumental in building up a strong Afrikaans canon of theatre texts and performances. Among her best known translations are ''[[Die Argument]]'', ''[[Emigrante]]'', ''[[Cactus Flower|As die Turksvy Blom]]'', ''[[Nag, Moeder van die Dag]]'', ''[[Erns in Luim]]'', ''[[Die Snobs]]'', ''[[Amadeus]]'' ([[SABC]], ***), ''[[Don Juan]]'' (by Max Frisch, 1974) , ''[[Die Tou]]'' ([[ArtsCape]], 1992),  ''[[Begeerte]]'' ([[Eugene O'Neill]]’s ''[[Desire under the Elms]]'', [[Baxter Theatre]] and [[KKNK]] 2006),
 As an actress she worked for [[NTO]] and [[CAPAB]] (e.g. as Elisabet Roos in ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'' 1976), and also did radio work for the [[SABC]] (RSG).

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 ==Awards==
-In 1992 she received the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] Lifetime Award for her contribution to theatre in Cape Town and as actress and translator of many plays.
+In 1992 she received the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap Lifetime Achievement Award]] for her contribution to theatre in Cape Town and as actress and translator of many plays.
 == Sources ==

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 As an actress she worked for [[NTO]] and [[CAPAB]] (e.g. as Elisabet Roos in ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'' 1976), and also did radio work for the [[SABC]] (RSG).
-Over the years she had stage roles in plays such as ''[[Anastasia]]'', ''[[Cyrano de Bergerac]]'', ''[[The Real Inspector Hound]]'', ''[[Dokter teen Wil en Dank]]'', ''[[Les Aveugles]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Exit the King|Die Koning Sterf]]'', ''[[Richard III]]'', ''[[Tartuffe]]'', ''[[The Happiest Days of Your Life]]'', ''[[A Flea in her Ear]]'', ''[[Die Dame met die Kamelias]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Roulette]]'', ''[[The Two Executioners]]'', ''[[Platsak]]'' (''[[Both Ends Meet]]''?), ''[[Biography]]'', ''[[Police]]''.
+Over the years she had stage roles in plays such as ''[[Anastasia]]'', ''[[Cyrano de Bergerac]]'', ''[[The Real Inspector Hound]]'', ''[[Dokter teen Wil en Dank]]'', ''[[Les Aveugles]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Exit the King|Die Koning Sterf]]'', ''[[Richard III]]'', ''[[Tartuffe]]'', ''[[The Happiest Days of Your Life]]'', ''[[A Flea in her Ear]]'', ''[[Die Dame met die Kamelias]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Roulette]]'', ''[[The Two Executioners]]'', ''[[Platsak]]'', ''[[Biography]]'', ''[[Police]]''.
 Her acting career also included films like ''Die Spook van Donkergat'', ''Troudag vir Tant Ralie'' (1975), * Her first appearance in an English role with [[CAPAB]] Drama was as Eleonora in ''[[Tango]]'' (1970).

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 == Training ==
 == Career ==
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 She knew and could actively use 12 languages, including Hungarian, Finnish, French, Spanish, Italian and German and over the years translated numerous works, notably plays - including Shakespeare and Ibsen - into Afrikaans for radio and stage. Also the works of Astrid Ludgren, notably the much loved ''Pippi Langkous''.  Her delightful and highly accomplished translations of play texts over the years have been instrumental in building up a strong Afrikaans canon of theatre texts and performances. Among her best known translations are ''[[Die Argument]]'', ''[[Emigrante]]'', ''[[Cactus Flower|As die Turksvy Blom]]'', ''[[Nag, Moeder van die Dag]]'', ''[[Erns in Luim]]'', ''[[Die Snobs]]'', ''[[Amadeus]]'' ([[SABC]], ***),  **, ''[[Die Tou]]'' ([[ArtsCape]], 1992),  ''[[Begeerte]]'' ([[Eugene O'Neill]]’s ''[[Desire under the Elms]]'', [[Baxter Theatre]] and [[KKNK]] 2006),
-As an actress she worked for [[NTO]] and [[CAPAB]] (e.g. as Eliabet Roos in ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'' 1976), and also did radio work for the [[SABC]] (RSG).
+As an actress she worked for [[NTO]] and [[CAPAB]] (e.g. as Elisabet Roos in ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'' 1976), and also did radio work for the [[SABC]] (RSG).
-Over the years she had stage roles in plays such as ''[[Anastasia]]'', ''[[Cyrano de Bergerac]]'', ''[[The Real Inspector Hound]]'', ''[[Dokter teen Wil en Dank]]'', ''[[Les Aveugles]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Exit the King|Die Koning Sterf]]'', ''[[Richard III]]'', ''[[Tartuffe]]'', ''[[The Happiest Days of Your Life]]'', ''[[A Flea in her Ear]]'', ''[[Die Dame met die Kamelias]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Roulette]]'', ''[[The Two Executioners]]'', ''[[Both Ends Meet]]'', ''[[Biography]]'', ''[[Police]]''.
+Over the years she had stage roles in plays such as ''[[Anastasia]]'', ''[[Cyrano de Bergerac]]'', ''[[The Real Inspector Hound]]'', ''[[Dokter teen Wil en Dank]]'', ''[[Les Aveugles]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'', ''[[Ons Hou Konsert]]'', ''[[Exit the King|Die Koning Sterf]]'', ''[[Richard III]]'', ''[[Tartuffe]]'', ''[[The Happiest Days of Your Life]]'', ''[[A Flea in her Ear]]'', ''[[Die Dame met die Kamelias]]'', ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Roulette]]'', ''[[The Two Executioners]]'', ''[[Platsak]]'' (''[[Both Ends Meet]]''?), ''[[Biography]]'', ''[[Police]]''.
 Her acting career also included films like ''Die Spook van Donkergat'', ''Troudag vir Tant Ralie'' (1975), * Her first appearance in an English role with [[CAPAB]] Drama was as Eleonora in ''[[Tango]]'' (1970).
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 == Sources ==
 ''[[Die Burger]]'', 12 June 2012.

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-FERREIRA, Nerina. (1921-2012) Radio, film and stage actress and translator.
+[[Nerina Ferreira]]. (1921-2012). Radio, film and stage actress and translator.
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