Paul Slabolepszy - Revision history

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 CV provided by Paul Slabolepszy, October 2017.
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 [[Bobby Heaney]]'s Foreword to ''[[Suddenly the Storm]]''. 2017. [[Wits University Press]].

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-Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Slabolepszy].
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 ===As actor===
-As an actor, Slabolepszy has appeared in well over 100 stage and TV plays, as well as 15 feature films. Highlights include - Frederick Courtney Selous in ''Rhodes'' (for the BBC) and Jan Christiaan Smuts, in ''The Apprenticeship of a Mahatma'' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Making_of_the_Mahatma]. He appeared as Biff in ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'', Chance Wayne in ''[[Sweet Bird of Youth]]'', Kaspar in Pieter Handke’s ''[[Kaspar]]'', Smitty in ''[[Fortune and Men's Eyes]]'', Mercutio in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', Chandebise/Poche in ''[[A Flea in Her Ear]]''.
+As an actor, Slabolepszy has appeared in well over 100 stage and TV plays, as well as 15 feature films. Highlights include - Frederick Courtney Selous in ''Rhodes'' (for the BBC) and Jan Christiaan Smuts, in ''The Apprenticeship of a Mahatma'' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Making_of_the_Mahatma]. He appeared in [[Barney Simon]]'s monologue, ''[[Men Should Cry More Often]]'', as Biff in ''[[Death of a Salesman]]'', Chance Wayne in ''[[Sweet Bird of Youth]]'', Kaspar in Pieter Handke’s ''[[Kaspar]]'', Smitty in ''[[Fortune and Men's Eyes]]'', Mercutio in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'', Chandebise/Poche in ''[[A Flea in Her Ear]]''.
 He has also performed in many of his own plays, with roles such as Vince in ''[[Saturday Night at the Palace]]'', Pa in ''[[Smallholding]]'', Eddie in ''[[The Return of Elvis du Pisanie]]'', Crispin in ''[[Heel Against the Head]]'', and Dwayne in ''[[Suddenly the Storm]]''.

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+– ''[[Suddenly the Storm]]'' (preceded by ''[[Guarding Mrs Gumede]]'' - an abandoned, destroyed text)
 Many of Slabolepszy's plays reflect and focus on his love of sport, particularly: cricket (''[[Under the Oaks]]'', ''[[Tickle to Fine Leg]]'', ''[[It's Just Not Cricket!]]'', ''[[Life's a Pitch]]''); rugby (''[[Over the Hill]]'', ''[[Heel Against the Head]]''); soccer (''[[Once a Pirate]]''), golf (''[[Whole in One]]'', ''[[Not the Big Easy]]'') and running (''[[Running Riot]]'').

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-Many of Slabolepszy's plays reflect and focus on his love of sport, particularly: cricket (''[[Under the Oaks]]'', ''[[Tickle to Fine Leg]]'', ''[[It's Just not Cricket]]'', ''[[Life's a Pitch]]''); rugby (''[[Over the Hill]]'', ''[[Heel Against the Head]]''); soccer (''[[Once a Pirate]]''), golf (''[[Whole in One]]'', ''[[Not the Big Easy]]'') and running (''[[Running Riot]]'').
+Many of Slabolepszy's plays reflect and focus on his love of sport, particularly: cricket (''[[Under the Oaks]]'', ''[[Tickle to Fine Leg]]'', ''[[It's Just Not Cricket!]]'', ''[[Life's a Pitch]]''); rugby (''[[Over the Hill]]'', ''[[Heel Against the Head]]''); soccer (''[[Once a Pirate]]''), golf (''[[Whole in One]]'', ''[[Not the Big Easy]]'') and running (''[[Running Riot]]'').
 Slabolepszy has had six World Premieres at the [[Market Theatre]] in Johannesburg. ''[[Saturday Night at the Palace]]'' went on to perform at London’s Old Vic Theatre in 1984. ''[[The Eyes of their Whites]]'' (co-written and co-performed with [[David Kramer]]) received acclaim at the 1990 Edinburgh Festival, and ''[[Mooi Street Moves]]''. ''[[Once a Pirate]]'' (starring [[Seputla Sebogodi]]) was part of the Lincoln Centre’s Woza Africa Festival in New York City in July, 1997