Peter Hayes - Revision history

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 [[Peter Hayes]] (1966-2013). Actor, producer, director and playwright.
 Completed a BA, majoring in Drama and Cultural History of Western Europe, UCT, 1986; a BA Honours, Theatre Directing, UCT, 1990.
 For a while he also ran his own Cape Town restaurant, ''Gorgeous'', where he was head chef.
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 He died in Cape Town of a suspected heart attack on 13 December 2013.
 == '''His theatre work''' ==
 As a writer/actor he made his mark in ''[[Get Hard]]'', a play on homosexuality, which remains one of the most radical gay plays in South Africa.  He performed the lead role in Martin Moran's ''[[The Tricky Part]]'' (winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] for Best Solo Perfomer in South Africa and the the Mecca Award for Best Visiting Production from the Montreal English Critics Circle) , and created and performed a solo performance piece called ''[[I Am Here]]'', which premiered at the [[National Arts Festival]] at Arena, Grahamstown on 25 June 2010.

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−	(1966-2013) Actor, producer, director and playwright.	+	[[Peter Hayes]] (1966-2013). Actor, producer, director and playwright.

	Completed a BA, majoring in Drama and Cultural History of Western Europe, UCT, 1986; a BA Honours, Theatre Directing, UCT, 1990.		Completed a BA, majoring in Drama and Cultural History of Western Europe, UCT, 1986; a BA Honours, Theatre Directing, UCT, 1990.

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 : WORLD OF WONDERS (with [[Zip Zap Circus]]) Cape Town
 : SADAKO Grahamstown Fringe; SHIP TO SHORE Cape Town
-: THE STORIES I COULD TELL tours to Artrage, Australia, plays Cape Town; SHIP TO SHORE Cape Town; JOURNEY Grahamstown Main Festival
+: THE STORIES I COULD TELL tours to Artrage, Australia, plays Cape Town; SHIP TO SHORE Cape Town; JOURNEY (''[[Journey]]'' 1995) Grahamstown Main Festival
 : ONE MAN’S MEAT…IS A WOMAN’S POISON Cape Town + filmed as an Educational Film for UCT; PIRATE JENNI Grahamstown Fringe, Cape Town; SHIP TO SHORE Cape Town;
 VICTORIA WOOD LIKE IT, Cape Town
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 AS WRITER: 2009: I AM HERE; NCAMISA! THE WOMEN; 2003: THE ALCHEMIST’S HEART based on a true legend; 2002: THE FENCE Grahamstown Fringe; 2001: WHY?WHY?WHY? with the company2000; 1999: TO HAVE/TO HOLD workshopped with the company; 1998:
 PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD, with the Company
-WHY?WHY?WHY? wokshopped with the Company; 1997: LOVE STORY; WORLD OF WONDERS with Lara Bye; 1996: SADAKO with the Company; 1995: THE STORIES I COULD TELL with Jay Pather; JOURNEY with the Company; 1994: ONE MAN’S MEAT…IS A WOMAN’S POISON with the Company; SHIP TO SHORE; 1993: EQUAL WRONGS with Nicole Levin; OEDIPUS SEX with the Company; 1992: THE HOMOSEXUALS (OUT IN AFRICA) with the Company; 1990:20th CENTURY – MID YEAR with the Company
+WHY?WHY?WHY? wokshopped with the Company; 1997: LOVE STORY; WORLD OF WONDERS with Lara Bye; 1996: SADAKO with the Company; 1995: THE STORIES I COULD TELL with Jay Pather; JOURNEY (''[[Journey]]'') with the Company; 1994: ONE MAN’S MEAT…IS A WOMAN’S POISON with the Company; SHIP TO SHORE; 1993: EQUAL WRONGS with Nicole Levin; OEDIPUS SEX with the Company; 1992: THE HOMOSEXUALS (OUT IN AFRICA) with the Company; 1990:20th CENTURY – MID YEAR with the Company

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-(1966-2013) Actor, producer, director and playwright, he was also an Art Director, Travel Writer, Food Stylist, Chef, Interior Decorator, and an advocate for gay rights.
+(1966-2013) Actor, producer, director and playwright.
 Completed a BA, majoring in Drama and Cultural History of Western Europe, UCT, 1986; a BA Honours, Theatre Directing, UCT, 1990.
-Between the theatre work, there has been much creativity, as he  worked as a teacher of Drama, both at high school and at the University of Cape Town where hre taught a directing course for four years. He has been Creative Director of MCQP, the director of visual arts NGO [[VANSA]] - Western Cape (2009 – 2013), art director, travel writer, food stylist, chef, interior decorator, the creative director for the Mother City Queer Project,  and the director of the Visual Arts Network (Westwern Cape), Chairperson, [[PANSA]] ([[Performing Arts Network of SA]]) 2007/8,
+Alongside the theatre work, he  worked as a teacher of drama, both at high school and at the [[University of Cape Town]] where he taught a directing course for four years. He has also ,been an art director, travel writer, food stylist, chef, interior decorator, and an advocate for gay rights - ''inter alia'' serving as the creative director for the [[Mother City Queer Project]],  Chairperson, [[PANSA]] ([[Performing Arts Network of SA]]) 2007/8, and director of the [[Visual Arts Network of South Africa]] ([[VANSA]]) (Westwern Cape - 2009 – 2013).
 In 1992, while still students,  he and [[Jacqueline Dommisse]] founded the  [[Hearts & Eyes Theatre Collective]], becoming the artistic director. Their work was characterized by social commitment, energy and creative use of visual communication - including puppetry and physical theatre.  With them Hayes did most of his most trenchant work.

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 ==Sources==
-[[Laetitia Pople]], [[Die Burger]], 17 December, 2013, p16.
+[[Laetitia Pople]], ''[[Die Burger]]'', 17 December, 2013, p16.
 http://www.creativeafricanetwork.com/person/8984/en

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 As a writer/actor he made his mark in ''[[Get Hard]]'', a play on homosexuality, which remains one of the most radical gay plays in South Africa.  He performed the lead role in Martin Moran's ''[[The Tricky Part]]'' (winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] for Best Solo Perfomer in South Africa and the the Mecca Award for Best Visiting Production from the Montreal English Critics Circle) , and created and performed a solo performance piece called ''[[I Am Here]]'', which premiered at the [[National Arts Festival]] at Arena, Grahamstown on 25 June 2010.
-Producing credits include ''[[The Vagina Monologues]]'' (with [[Lara Bye]]);  He Co-Directed South Africa’s first V-Day event for which author [[Eve Ensler]] came out to South Africa to perform. As a director he has done ''[[Ncamisa! The Women]]'',
+Producing credits include ''[[The Vagina Monologues]]'' (with [[Lara Bye]]);  He Co-Directed South Africa’s first V-Day event for which author [[Eve Ensler]] came out to South Africa to perform.
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 Between the theatre work, there has been much creativity, as he  worked as a teacher of Drama, both at high school and at the University of Cape Town where hre taught a directing course for four years.
-The founder and artistic director for [[Hearts and Eyes Theatre Collective]], with [[Jacqueline Dommisse]], he also ran his own restaurant, ''Gorgeous'', where he was head chef.
+For a while he also ran his own Cape Town restaurant, ''Gorgeous'', where he was head chef.
 He died in Cape Town of a suspected heart attack on 13 December 2013.
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 Woordfees 48 Uuur Fees – WINNER BEST COSTUME DESIGN
 : ANGELS ON HORSEBACK Grahamstown Fringe; FALSE WITNESS by Paul Ian Johnson
-Die Hart se Smeltkroes; Woordfees; Decorex Launch
+''[[Die Hart se Smeltkroes]]'' (the [[Afrikaans]] version of ''[[The Alchemist's Heart]]''); Woordfees; Decorex Launch
 : Pansa’s 48 Hour Festival
 : The Weir by Connor McPhereson
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 : THE RETURN OF THE RHINO WOMAN Cape Town; THE STORIES I COULD TELL tours to Out of Africa, Germany; SADAKO Cape Town
 WHY?WHY?WHY? Cape Town
-: WORLD OF WONDERS (with Zip Zap Circus) Cape Town
+: WORLD OF WONDERS (with [[Zip Zap Circus]]) Cape Town
 : SADAKO Grahamstown Fringe; SHIP TO SHORE Cape Town
 : THE STORIES I COULD TELL tours to Artrage, Australia, plays Cape Town; SHIP TO SHORE Cape Town; JOURNEY Grahamstown Main Festival
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 THE ALCHEMIST’S HEART, Out The Box Festival, Cape Town
 : THE FENCE tours Canada Fringe
-: THE ALCHEMIST’S HEART Grahamstown Main Festival, Suid-Ooster Fees Cape Town;
+: THE ALCHEMIST’S HEART Grahamstown Main Festival, Suid-Ooster Fees Cape Town (performed as ''[[Die Hart se Smeltkroes]]'' in [[Afrikaans]]);
 THE FENCE Cape Town and Johannesburg, 2002 Grahamstown Fringe
 - 1999: PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD, Cape Town and Johannesburg, Grahamstown Fringe, Gourmet Festival, Cape Town
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 PLAY WITH YOUR FOOD, with the Company
 WHY?WHY?WHY? wokshopped with the Company; 1997: LOVE STORY; WORLD OF WONDERS with Lara Bye; 1996: SADAKO with the Company; 1995: THE STORIES I COULD TELL with Jay Pather; JOURNEY with the Company; 1994: ONE MAN’S MEAT…IS A WOMAN’S POISON with the Company; SHIP TO SHORE; 1993: EQUAL WRONGS with Nicole Levin; OEDIPUS SEX with the Company; 1992: THE HOMOSEXUALS (OUT IN AFRICA) with the Company; 1990:20th CENTURY – MID YEAR with the Company