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 On her return to South Africa she spent a year with [[UCT Ballet]] and performed Helena in ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' at the opening performance inaugurating the [[Baxter Theatre]]. Phyllis then joined the [[CAPAB]] Ballet Company.
-After completing a course at the [[Cape Town School of Fashion Design]], Phyllis joined [[CAPAB]]'s Main Wardrobe Department, working closely with many wonderful designers such as [[Peter Cazalet]] and [[Penny Simpson]]. Taking advantage of CAPAB's retrenchment packages in 1995 she decided to go freelance. Since then she has been involved in TV productions such as ''[[Sinbad]]'', theatre productions such as ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and has produced several character costumes including NikNaks and Stan (The Standard Bank Cricket Series' Duck).
+After completing a course at the [[Cape Town School of Fashion Design]], Phyllis joined [[CAPAB]]'s Main Wardrobe Department, working closely with many wonderful designers such as [[Peter Cazalet]] and [[Penny Simpson]]. Taking advantage of [[CAPAB]]'s retrenchment packages in 1995 she decided to go freelance.
 She and her partner, the photographer [[Roger Young]],  later settled at the Kruisrivier Art Gallery near Calizdorp, where Phyllis opened a studio to continue building sets for big productions, crafting hand puppets and designing and making hats of all kinds.

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 After completing a course at the [[Cape Town School of Fashion Design]], Phyllis joined [[CAPAB]]'s Main Wardrobe Department, working closely with many wonderful designers such as [[Peter Cazalet]] and [[Penny Simpson]]. Taking advantage of CAPAB's retrenchment packages in 1995 she decided to go freelance. Since then she has been involved in TV productions such as ''[[Sinbad]]'', theatre productions such as ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and has produced several character costumes including NikNaks and Stan (The Standard Bank Cricket Series' Duck).
-She and her partner, the photographer Roger Young,  later settled at the Kruisrivier Art Gallery near Calizdorp, where Phyllis opened a studio to continue building sets for big productions, crafting hand puppets and designing and making hats of all kinds.
+She and her partner, the photographer [[Roger Young]],  later settled at the Kruisrivier Art Gallery near Calizdorp, where Phyllis opened a studio to continue building sets for big productions, crafting hand puppets and designing and making hats of all kinds.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 == Career ==
-Quoted from the programme notes of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' in 1998: 'On her return to South Africa she spent a year with UCT Ballet and performed Helena in ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' at the opening performance inaugurating the [[Baxter Theatre]]. Phyllis then joined the [[CAPAB]] Ballet Company. After completing a course at the Cape Town School of Fashion Design, Phyllis joined [[CAPAB]]'s Main Wardrobe Department, working closely with many wonderful designers such as [[Peter Cazalet]] and [[Penny Simpson]]. Phyllis took advantage of CAPAB's retrenchment packages in 1995 and decided to go freelance. Since then she has been involved in TV productions such as ''[[Sinbad]]'', theatre productions such as ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and has produced several character costumes including NikNaks and Stan (The Standard Bank Cricket Series' Duck).'
+On her return to South Africa she spent a year with [[UCT Ballet]] and performed Helena in ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' at the opening performance inaugurating the [[Baxter Theatre]]. Phyllis then joined the [[CAPAB]] Ballet Company.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 == Training ==
-Quoted from the programme notes of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' in 1998: 'Phyllis Midlane matriculated at the Johannesburg High School of Art, Ballet and Music, then studied at the Royal Ballet School in London.'
+Phyllis Midlane matriculated at the Johannesburg High School of Art, Ballet and Music, then studied at the Royal Ballet School in London.
 == Career ==
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 ''[[Beeld]]'', 7 February 2007.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-(19**-19**) Costume designer and dancer.
+[[Phyllis Midlane]] (19**-). Costume designer and dancer.
 == Biography ==
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 == Awards, etc ==
 == Sources ==
 Programme notes of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' in 1998.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	Quoted from the programme notes of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' in 1998: 'On her return to South Africa she spent a year with UCT Ballet and performed Helena in ''[[A Midsummer Night's Dream]]'' at the opening performance inaugurating the [[Baxter Theatre]]. Phyllis then joined the [[CAPAB]] Ballet Company. After completing a course at the Cape Town School of Fashion Design, Phyllis joined [[CAPAB]]'s Main Wardrobe Department, working closely with many wonderful designers such as [[Peter Cazalet]] and [[Penny Simpson]]. Phyllis took advantage of CAPAB's retrenchment packages in 1995 and decided to go freelance. Since then she has been involved in TV productions such as ''[[Sinbad]]'', theatre productions such as ''[[Dancing at Lughnasa]]'', and has produced several character costumes including NikNaks and Stan (The Standard Bank Cricket Series' Duck).'

	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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		+	Programme note of ''[[The Elephant Man]]'' in 1998.

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]