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Renée Sigel (1960-) Choreographer, Director.

==Biography==

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

She directed ''[[Max and Moritz]]'' (1985).

She was assistant choreographer on ''[[Oh, What a Lovely War!]]'' (1993).
==Sources==

[[Walter Greyvenstein|Greyvenstein, Walter]] 1988. ''The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: [[Rand Afrikaans University]].

http://conversationswithwriters.blogspot.com/2011/07/interview-renee-sigel.html

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 Two of her theatre pieces were published by [[Trinket Productions]] before being banned during the 1980s in South Africa during the national state of emergency.
-She wrote the libretto for ''[[Of Love and Remembrance Sonnet Cycl]]e'' (a work for Piano & Mezzo-Soprano) which was first performed at the [[Linden Auditorium]] in 1984.
+She wrote the libretto for ''[[Of Love and Remembrance Sonnet Cycl]]e'' (a work for Piano & Mezzo-Soprano) which was first performed at the [[Linder Auditorium]] in 1984.
 Her theatre piece ''[[Not the Graceland]]'', a 'Reading Cabaret of Banned Writing' presented at the [[Black Box Theatre]] was closed down within the first week of opening in 1985.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-She directed ''[[Max and Moritz]]'' (1985). The play went on tour in Zulu
+She directed ''[[Max and Moritz]]'' (1985). The play went on tour in Zulu.
 She was assistant choreographer on ''[[Oh, What a Lovely War!]]'' (1993).

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 Two of her theatre pieces were published by [[Trinket Productions]] before being banned during the 1980s in South Africa during the national state of emergency.
-Her play ''[[Not the Graceland]]'', a 'Reading Cabaret of Banned Writing' presented at the [[Black Box Theatre]] was closed down within the first week of opening in 1985.
+She wrote the libretto for ''[[Of Love and Remembrance Sonnet Cycl]]e'' (a work for Piano & Mezzo-Soprano) which was first performed at the [[Linden Auditorium]] in 1984.
 ==Sources==

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 Two of her theatre pieces were published by [[Trinket Productions]] before being banned during the 1980s in South Africa during the national state of emergency.
-Her play ''[[Not the Graceland]]'' was closed down within the first week of opening.
+Her play ''[[Not the Graceland]]'', a 'Reading Cabaret of Banned Writing' presented at the [[Black Box Theatre]] was closed down within the first week of opening in 1985.
 ==Sources==

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 She worked as a fine art columnist for a major daily South African newspaper and as an arts and theatre editor for a lifestyle magazine before political pressure forced her to leave the country in 1994.
-In 2011, Renée Sigel was living in Italy.
+In 2010, Renée Sigel was living in Italy.
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		+	She worked as a fine art columnist for a major daily South African newspaper and as an arts and theatre editor for a lifestyle magazine before political pressure forced her to leave the country in 1994.
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		+	In 2011, Renée Sigel was living in Italy.

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