Pieter Fourie - Revision history

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Pieter J. Fourie, Academic

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	= [[Pieter Fourie]], playwright, director and administrator =		= [[Pieter Fourie]], playwright, director and administrator =

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	[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.		[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.

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 Received the [[Three Leaf Award]] as best director for ''[[So 'n Liefde]]'' (Pavel Kohout) (19**).
-Other awards include [[Johan Nell Prize]] for his contribution to local theatre, [[Dawie Malan]]/[[DALRO]] prize for the best new play; the [[SACPAC|SACPAC Prize]] for the best new South African text (''[[Die Koggelaar]]''); winner [[Nagtegaal/KKNK-competition]] for a new text,  2002;
+Other awards include [[Johann Nell Prize]] for his contribution to local theatre, [[Dawie Malan]]/[[DALRO]] prize for the best new play; the [[SACPAC|SACPAC Prize]] for the best new South African text (''[[Die Koggelaar]]''); winner [[Nagtegaal/KKNK-competition]] for a new text,  2002;
 In 199* awarded an Erepenning (=Honorary Penant) for his contribution to the performing arts by the [[Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns]] and in 2003 received the prestigious [[Hertzogprys|Hertzog Prize]] for Drama for his plays.

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 == Awards ==
-Received the [[Three Leaves Award]] as best director for ''[[So 'n Liefde]]'' (Pavel Kohout) (19**).
+Received the [[Three Leaf Award]] as best director for ''[[So 'n Liefde]]'' (Pavel Kohout) (19**).
 Other awards include [[Johan Nell Prize]] for his contribution to local theatre, [[Dawie Malan]]/[[DALRO]] prize for the best new play; the [[SACPAC|SACPAC Prize]] for the best new South African text (''[[Die Koggelaar]]''); winner [[Nagtegaal/KKNK-competition]] for a new text,  2002;

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 He began by translating or writing plays for his travelling company between 1964-1966, and the works include ''[[Wie is die Moordenaar?]]'' ("Who is the murderer?", 1964), ''[[Die Onbegraafde Lyk]]'' ("The unburied corpse", 1965), ''[[Die Wakker Wewenaar]]'' ("The spry bachelor", 1965), ''[[Vergewe Ons Ons Skulde]]'' ("Forgive us our trespasses", 1966), ''[[Gee Terug My Pen]]'' ("Give me back my pen") and ''[[Ester die Maltrap]]'' ("Ester the madcap"). These texts have apparently all been lost.
-He then went on to write many more works over the years,  including ''[[The Parents]]'' (an English work, written 1966, performed 1980), ''[[Hansie die Hanslam]]: ’n toneelstuk vir kinders'' (1969, an immensely popular children's play), ''[[Husse met Lang Ore]]'' (1969), ''[[Luilummel en Flenterpiet]]'' (1971), ''[[Faan se Trein]]'' (written 1971, performed 1975), ''[[Faan se Stasie]]'' (1976), ''[[Tsjaka]]'' (written 1963, but published 1976, as both ''[[Tsjaka]]'' and ''[[Shaka]]''), ''[[Die Joiner]]'' (1976), ''[[Die Martelaars]]'' (1977), ''[[Die Plaasvervangers]]'' (1978) ''[[Mooi Maria]]'' (1980), ''[[Pietman se Bloekom]]'' (1983), ''[[Tienuur Maak Die Deure Oop]]'' (1984),  ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'' (1986), ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'' (1987),  ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1988),  ''[[Donderdag se Mense]]'' (1989/1990); ''[[Die Groot Wit Roos]]'' (1989); ''[[Vat hom, Flaffie!]]'' (or ''[[Hups in die Hydro]]'') (1989), ''[[Daan se Doilie]]'' (1990), ''[[Post Mortem]]'' (1993/2016),  ''[[Boetman is die bliksem in!]]'' (2000), ''[[Naelstring (’n band tussen twee teaterstrominge)]]'' (2001 - also done in English as ''[[Fuck thy Father]]''), ''[[Elke duim 'n koning]]'' ("Every inch a king", 2001), ''[[Gert Garries – 'n baaisiekel babelas]]'' (2002), ''[[Koggelmanderman]]'' (2003), ''[[Die Mugu]]'' (2003), ''[[Die Mankind Faan]]'' (2006/7), ''[[Jasmyn]]'' (2008), ''[[Mooi Maria]]'' in 2011 directed by [[Albert Maritz]].
+He then went on to write many more works over the years,  including ''[[The Parents]]'' (an English work, written 1966, performed 1980), ''[[Hansie die Hanslam]]: ’n toneelstuk vir kinders'' (1969, an immensely popular children's play), ''[[Husse met Lang Ore]]'' (1969), ''[[Luilummel en Flenterpiet]]'' (1971), ''[[Faan se Trein]]'' (written 1971, performed and published in 1975), ''[[Faan se Stasie]]'' (1976), ''[[Tsjaka]]'' (written 1963, but published 1976, as both ''[[Tsjaka]]'' and ''[[Shaka]]''), ''[[Die Joiner]]'' (1976), ''[[Die Martelaars]]'' (1977), ''[[Die Plaasvervangers]]'' (1978) ''[[Mooi Maria]]'' (1980), ''[[Pietman se Bloekom]]'' (1983), ''[[Tienuur Maak Die Deure Oop]]'' (1984),  ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'' (1986), ''[[Die Proponentjie]]'' (1987),  ''[[Die Koggelaar]]'' (1988),  ''[[Donderdag se Mense]]'' (1989/1990); ''[[Die Groot Wit Roos]]'' (1989); ''[[Vat hom, Flaffie!]]'' (or ''[[Hups in die Hydro]]'') (1989), ''[[Daan se Doilie]]'' (1990), ''[[Post Mortem]]'' (1993/2016),  ''[[Boetman is die bliksem in!]]'' (2000), ''[[Naelstring (’n band tussen twee teaterstrominge)]]'' (2001 - also done in English as ''[[Fuck thy Father]]''), ''[[Elke duim 'n koning]]'' ("Every inch a king", 2001), ''[[Gert Garries – 'n baaisiekel babelas]]'' (2002), ''[[Koggelmanderman]]'' (2003), ''[[Die Mugu]]'' (2003), ''[[Die Mankind Faan]]'' (2006/7), ''[[Jasmyn]]'' (2008), ''[[Mooi Maria]]'' in 2011 directed by [[Albert Maritz]].
 '''Translations and adaptations'''

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−	~~As in the case of "Johan",~~ '''Pieter''' is one of the most commonly found first names in [[Afrikaans]], and '''Fourie''' is equally widespread as a surname in South Africa, thus there are a number of individuals involved in theatre known as '''Pieter Fourie'''.	+	'''Pieter''' is one of the most commonly found first names in [[Afrikaans]], and '''Fourie''' is equally widespread as a surname in South Africa, thus there are a number of individuals involved in theatre known as '''[[Pieter Fourie]]'''.

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 Pieter Fourie (194*-) was a hugely influential organisor of the [[ATKV]] drama programmes, festivals and so on (1980**-19**). Perhaps best remembered for his pivotal role in initiating and managing the [[Kampustoneel]] playwriting project (198*-198*). Later a publicist for [[PACOFS]].
-= Pieter J. Fourie, Academic=
+= [[Pieter J. Fourie]], Academic and communications specialist=
 An influential lecturer, theorist and academic writer specialising in the field of Communication Studies, and a part-time drama and film critic

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 ''Not to be confused with the South African actor '''[[Peter Fourie]]'''''
-= Pieter Fourie, playwright, director and administrator =
+= [[Pieter Fourie]], playwright, director and administrator =
 [[Pieter Fourie]] (1940-2021) was an actor, director, playwright, poet, producer and manager.
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 '''See [[Pieter J. Fourie]]'''
-= Pieter-Paul Fourie, playwright and literary advisor=
+= [[Pieter-Paul Fourie]], playwright and literary advisor=
 A playwright and literary advisor for [[PACT]]

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 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
-= Pieter Fourie, Arts Administrator =
+= [[Pieter Fourie]], Arts Administrator =
-Pieter Fourie (194*-) is a hugely influential organisor of the [[ATKV]] drama programmes, festivals and so on (1980**-19**). Perhaps best remembered for his pivotal role in initiating and managing the [[Kampustoneel]] playwriting project (198*-198*). Later a publicist for [[PACOFS]].
+Pieter Fourie (194*-) was a hugely influential organisor of the [[ATKV]] drama programmes, festivals and so on (1980**-19**). Perhaps best remembered for his pivotal role in initiating and managing the [[Kampustoneel]] playwriting project (198*-198*). Later a publicist for [[PACOFS]].
 = Pieter J. Fourie, Academic=

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		+	[[Beeld]], 26 September 2011.

	[[Nico Luwes]] 2012. ''[[Pieter Fourie]] (1940-) se bydrae as Afrikaanse dramaturg en kunsbestuurder: 1965-2010''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Bloemfontein: University of the Free State, pp. [http://etd.uovs.ac.za/ETD-db//theses/available/etd-08102012-152250/unrestricted/LuwesNJ.pdf]		[[Nico Luwes]] 2012. ''[[Pieter Fourie]] (1940-) se bydrae as Afrikaanse dramaturg en kunsbestuurder: 1965-2010''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Bloemfontein: University of the Free State, pp. [http://etd.uovs.ac.za/ETD-db//theses/available/etd-08102012-152250/unrestricted/LuwesNJ.pdf]