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(19**-) Actress, playwright and director. Born in Durban, studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]], obtaining an M.Dram in directing (cum laude) in 2003. Directed ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] in 2003, framing the intrigue as a TV inspired Gladiators tournament and casting a woman as Creon. *

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 == Contribution to South African Theatre and Performance ==
-She acted in a student production of ''[[Yes and Know to the Freedom Chatter]]'', wrote and directed ''[[The Tale of Two Titties]]'' (2002) and directed ''[[Antigone'' (by Jean Anouilh)]] (2003).
+She acted in a student production of ''[[Yes and Know to the Freedom Chatter]]'', wrote and directed ''[[The Tale of Two Titties]]'' (2002) and directed ''[[Antigone (by Jean Anouilh)]]'' (2003).
 Her thesis, ''Improvisation and playmaking : a look at some improvisation techniques and their applications during the directing process'', was based on her production of ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] in 2003, in which she framed the intrigue as a TV inspired ''Gladiators'' tournament, with woman cast as Creon.
 == Sources ==

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	== Contribution to South African Theatre and Performance ==		== Contribution to South African Theatre and Performance ==
		+	She acted in a student production of ''[[Yes and Know to the Freedom Chatter]]'', wrote and directed ''[[The Tale of Two Titties]]'' (2002) and directed ''[[Antigone'' (by Jean Anouilh)]] (2003).

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−	(19*-) Actress, playwright and director. Born in Durban, studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]], obtaining an M.Dram in directing (cum laude) in 2003. ~~Directed~~ ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] in 2003, ~~framing~~ the intrigue as a TV inspired Gladiators tournament ~~and casting a~~ woman as Creon.	+	(19**-) Actress, playwright and director.
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		+	== Biography ==
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		+	Born Ranza Nora-J Skordis in Durban, and studied at the [[University of Stellenbosch Drama Department]], obtaining a B.Dram. degree, followed by an M.Dram. in directing (cum laude) in 2003.
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		+	== Contribution to South African Theatre and Performance ==
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		+	Her thesis, ''Improvisation and playmaking : a look at some improvisation techniques and their applications during the directing process'', was based on her production of ''[[Antigone]]'' by [[Jean Anouilh]] in 2003, in which she framed the intrigue as a TV inspired ''Gladiators'' tournament, with woman cast as Creon.
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	http://scholar.sun.ac.za/handle/10019.1/43/browse?value=Skordis%2C+Ranza+(Ranza+Nora-J)&type=author
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