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 '''Pieter Brand'''. (195*-2018) Stage, TV and film actor and director.
-Also billed as [[Pieter Brandt]] in some cases
+Also billed as '''[[Pieter Brandt]]''' in some cases
 == Biography ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-While still a student, he became a co-founder, with [[Danie Burger]],  of [[Dinkteater]] (Think Theatre) in Pretoria, fr which he acted in and directed a number of plays.
+While still a student, he became a co-founder, with [[Danie Burger]],  of [[Dinkteater]] ([[Think Theatre]]) in Pretoria, for which he acted in and directed a number of plays.
 After the demise of [[Dinkteater]], he worked for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]], [[SWAPAC]] and other companies. Later also for the [[SABC]] and in the 1990s became a lecturer [[University of Pretoria]] Drama Department.

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 Trained at the [[University of Pretoria]] Drama Department, where he later also taught for a while.
 Pieter died on 22 April, 2018.
-=== Career ===
+While still a student, he became a co-founder, with [[Danie Burger]],  of [[Dinkteater]] (Think Theatre) in Pretoria, fr which he acted in and directed a number of plays.
 After the demise of [[Dinkteater]], he worked for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]], [[SWAPAC]] and other companies. Later also for the [[SABC]] and in the 1990s became a lecturer [[University of Pretoria]] Drama Department.
-==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 Among his more memorable roles was in [[Reza de Wet]]’s ''[[Op Dees Aarde]]''.

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 === Career ===
-He was a co-founder of [[Dinkteater]] (Think Theatre) in Pretoria.
+He was a co-founder, with [[Danie Burger]],  of [[Dinkteater]] (Think Theatre) in Pretoria.
 After the demise of [[Dinkteater]], he worked for [[PACT]], [[PACOFS]], [[SWAPAC]] and other companies. Later also for the [[SABC]] and in the 1990s became a lecturer [[University of Pretoria]] Drama Department.

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−	Trained at the [[University of Pretoria]] Drama Department.	+	Trained at the [[University of Pretoria]] Drama Department, where he later also taught for a while.

	Pieter died on 22 April, 2018.		Pieter died on 22 April, 2018.

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	'''Pieter Brand'''. (195*-2018) Stage, TV and film actor and director.		'''Pieter Brand'''. (195*-2018) Stage, TV and film actor and director.
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		+	Also billed as [[Pieter Brandt]] in some cases

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 '''Film and TV work:'''
-He had roles in ''[[Ampie]]'' (1982)''[[The Fourth Reich]]'' (1990), ''[[Nag van die 19de]]'' (1991).  ''[[Ballade vir 'n Enkeling II]]'' (1993),
+He had roles in ''[[Gemini ]]'' (1980), ''[[Ampie]]'' (1982),  ''[[Thicker Than Water]]'' (1986), ''[[The Fourth Reich]]'' (1990), ''[[Nag van die 19de]]'' (1991).  ''[[Ballade vir 'n Enkeling II]]'' (1993),
 == Awards, etc ==

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 He directed ''[[Eskoriaal]]'', ''[['n Lam vir die Pase]]'', ''[[Smallholding]]'', ''[[The Crucible]]'' (2011).
-'''Film work:'''
+'''Film and TV work:'''
-He had roles in ''[[The Fourth Reich]]'' (1990), ''[[Nag van die 19de]]'' (1991).  ''[[Ballade vir 'n Enkeling II]]'' (1993).
+He had roles in ''[[Ampie]]'' (1982)''[[The Fourth Reich]]'' (1990), ''[[Nag van die 19de]]'' (1991).  ''[[Ballade vir 'n Enkeling II]]'' (1993),
 == Awards, etc ==

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 == Sources ==
-''Kloue'' programme notes, 1991.
+''[[Kloue]]'' programme notes, 1991.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]