Peter Se-Puma - Revision history

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-As actor he appeared in [[PACT]]'s ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1983) and played the husband to his wife [[Nomsa Nene]]'s "Poppie" in the landmark dramatization of the [[Elsa Joubert]] novel ''[[Poppie Nongena]]''. Wrote and directed ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' in 1986, which became popular locally and abroad. In 1988 adapted and directed ''[[Antigone]]'' to a post-Apartheid South African setting, calling it ''[[Igazi Lam]]'' (“My blood”).
+As actor he appeared in [[PACT]]'s ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1983) and played the husband to his wife [[Nomsa Nene]]'s "Poppie" in the landmark dramatization of the [[Elsa Joubert]] novel ''[[Poppie Nongena]]''. Wrote and directed ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' in 1986, which became popular locally and abroad. In 1988 adapted ''[[Antigone]]'' to a post-Apartheid South African setting, and directed it in [[Zulu]], calling it ''[[Igazi Lam]]'' (“My blood”).
 Directed ''[[Kweku Ananse]]'', a series of African folktales, by [[Walter Chakela]]

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 As actor he appeared in [[PACT]]'s ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1983) and played the husband to his wife [[Nomsa Nene]]'s "Poppie" in the landmark dramatization of the [[Elsa Joubert]] novel ''[[Poppie Nongena]]''. Wrote and directed ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' in 1986, which became popular locally and abroad. In 1988 adapted and directed ''[[Antigone]]'' to a post-Apartheid South African setting, calling it ''[[Igazi Lam]]'' (“My blood”).
-Directed ''[[Kweku Ananse]]'', a series of African folktales, by Peter Se Puma
+Directed ''[[Kweku Ananse]]'', a series of African folktales, by [[Walter Chakela]]
 His ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' was directed by [[Nomsa Nene]] with the author and [[John Ledwaba]] at the [[Laager]] in January 1986. He starred in the [[Basil Rubin]]-[[Market Theatre]] production of Herb Gardner’s ''[[I’m not Rappaport]]'' in 1986. In 1986 he appeared in [[PACT]]'s production of ''[[Die Laaste Sondag]]'' and ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]''. He starred in [[Bobby Heaney]]’s production of ''[[Largo Desolato]]'' in 1988. He starred in ''[[Die Storm]]'' for [[TRUK]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1989. He starred in Jean Genet’s ''[[The Blacks]]'' for [[PACT]] in 1989. He starred in [[Wole Soyinka]]’s ''[[Death and the King’s Horseman]]'' in 1992. He starred in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' at the [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1992.

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 [[Peter Se-Puma]] (1955-) is an actor, director and playwright.
-Also known as [[Peter Sephuma]] and [[Peter Sepuma]]
+Also known as [[Peter Se Puma]], [[Peter Sephuma]] and [[Peter Sepuma]]
 == Biography ==

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 == Biography ==
 He was married to [[Nomsa Nene]] until their separation in 1990.
 == Career ==
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 As actor he appeared in [[PACT]]'s ''[[Robinson Crusoe]]'' (1983) and played the husband to his wife [[Nomsa Nene]]'s "Poppie" in the landmark dramatization of the [[Elsa Joubert]] novel ''[[Poppie Nongena]]''. Wrote and directed ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' in 1986, which became popular locally and abroad. In 1988 adapted and directed ''[[Antigone]]'' to a post-Apartheid South African setting, calling it ''[[Igazi Lam]]'' (“My blood”).
 His ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' was directed by [[Nomsa Nene]] with the author and [[John Ledwaba]] at the [[Laager]] in January 1986. He starred in the [[Basil Rubin]]-[[Market Theatre]] production of Herb Gardner’s ''[[I’m not Rappaport]]'' in 1986. In 1986 he appeared in [[PACT]]'s production of ''[[Die Laaste Sondag]]'' and ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]''. He starred in [[Bobby Heaney]]’s production of ''[[Largo Desolato]]'' in 1988. He starred in ''[[Die Storm]]'' for [[TRUK]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1989. He starred in Jean Genet’s ''[[The Blacks]]'' for [[PACT]] in 1989. He starred in [[Wole Soyinka]]’s ''[[Death and the King’s Horseman]]'' in 1992. He starred in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' at the [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1992.

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 His ''[[Hamba Dompas]]'' was directed by [[Nomsa Nene]] with the author and [[John Ledwaba]] at the [[Laager]] in January 1986. He starred in the [[Basil Rubin]]-[[Market Theatre]] production of Herb Gardner’s ''[[I’m not Rappaport]]'' in 1986. In 1986 he appeared in [[PACT]]'s production of ''[[Die Laaste Sondag]]'' and ''[[Die Koning Sterf]]''. He starred in [[Bobby Heaney]]’s production of ''[[Largo Desolato]]'' in 1988. He starred in ''[[Die Storm]]'' for [[TRUK]] at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1989. He starred in Jean Genet’s ''[[The Blacks]]'' for [[PACT]] in 1989. He starred in [[Wole Soyinka]]’s ''[[Death and the King’s Horseman]]'' in 1992. He starred in ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' at the [[State Theatre]] and the [[Alexander Theatre]] in 1992.
-He has been extensively involved in TV commercials and serials, documentary and educational programmes and his TV and film acting career includes his starring role as record company mogul Miles Vilakazi in the e.tv soap opera ''[[Rhythm City]]'' (from 2007 to 2015) and  the films ''[[My Country, My Hat]]'', ''[[Red Scorpion]]'' (1988), ''[[Joburg Blues]]'' (1997) and ''[[A Good Man in Africa]]'' (1994). .
+He has been extensively involved in TV commercials and serials, documentary and educational programmes and his TV and film acting career includes his starring role as record company mogul "Miles Vilakazi" in the e.tv soap opera ''[[Rhythm City]]'' (from 2007 to 2015) as well as roles in ''[[Generations]]'', ''[[Isidingo]]'', ''[[Zero Tolerance]]'' and ''[[Going Up]]''. His film appearances include ''[[My Country, My Hat]]'', ''[[Red Scorpion]]'' (1988), ''[[Joburg Blues]]'' (1997) and ''[[A Good Man in Africa]]'' (1994). .
 == Awards, etc ==

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