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		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Lop-Lz\|Louw, Salomi]].

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-LOUW, Salomi. (19*-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre.
+[[Salomi Louw]] (19*-). Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre.
 == Biography ==
 Briefly married to novelist and playwright [[André P. Brink]] in 1965-1966. Their son, Gustav, was born from this marriage.
 === Training ===
 She was awarded a diploma in drama from the Pretoria Teacher’s College in 1963.
 === Career ===
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 == Awards, etc ==
 == Sources ==
 ''Twaalfde Nag'' programme notes, 1964.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her first professional role as actress was in ''[[Twelfth Night|Twaalfde Nag]]'' ([[PACT]] 1964). The following year she had roles in ''[[Die Onwillige Weduwee]]'' and ''[[La vita che ti diedi|Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het]]''.
+Her first professional role as actress was in ''[[Twelfth Night|Twaalfde Nag]]'' ([[PACT]] 1964). The following year she had roles in ''[[Die Onwillige Weduwee]]'' and ''[[La vita che ti diedi|Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het]]''. In 1966 she appeared in ''[[La Dame aux Camélias|Die Dame met die Kamelias]]'' ([[KRUIK]]).
 Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' and several other plays, including ''[[Ahura Mazda]]'', ''[[Bankdag]]'', ''[[Forte]]'', ''[[Meerbank]]'', ''[[Sanette Tuis]]'', ''[[Swanesang]]'' and ''[[Wie Eerste Is]]''.

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 Her first professional role as actress was in ''[[Twelfth Night|Twaalfde Nag]]'' ([[PACT]] 1964). The following year she had roles in ''[[Die Onwillige Weduwee]]'' and ''[[La vita che ti diedi|Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het]]''.
-Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' and several other plays, including
+Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' and several other plays, including ''[[Ahura Mazda]]'', ''[[Bankdag]]'', ''[[Forte]]'', ''[[Meerbank]]'', ''[[Sanette Tuis]]'', ''[[Swanesang]]'' and ''[[Wie Eerste Is]]''.
 Judge for the [[Nagtegaalprys]] for drama (2003, 2004).

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Her first professional role as actress was in ''[[Twelfth Night|Twaalfde Nag]]'' ([[PACT]] 1964). The following year she had a role in ''[[Die Onwillige Weduwee]]''.
+Her first professional role as actress was in ''[[Twelfth Night|Twaalfde Nag]]'' ([[PACT]] 1964). The following year she had roles in ''[[Die Onwillige Weduwee]]'' and ''[[La vita che ti diedi|Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het]]''.
-Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' (Judge for the [[Nagtegaalprys]] for drama (2003, 2004)
+Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' and several other plays, including
 == Awards, etc ==

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-LOUW, Salomi. (19*-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre. ****Became a lecturer (later professor) of Afrikaans literature at the University of the North in 198*. Became Director of the School of Languages and  Communication Studies at the University of Limpopo in 200*  Has written widely about South African theatre and reviewed plays and texts in Afrikaans. Since 1983 she has agitated for a theatre for the campus of the University of the North (later of Limpopo), to enable actor training and research – an ideal finally realised in 2005?8. Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' (Judge for the [[Nagtegaalprys]] for drama (2003, 2004) Briefly married to novelist and playwright [[André P. Brink]] in 1965-1966.
+LOUW, Salomi. (19*-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre.
 Return to [[ESAT Personalities L]]
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−	LOUW, Salomi. (19-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre. **Became a lecturer (later professor) of Afrikaans literature at the University of the North in 198. Became Director of the School of Languages and Communication Studies at the University of Limpopo in 200* Has written widely about South African theatre and reviewed plays and texts in Afrikaans. Since 1983 she has agitated for a theatre for the campus of the University of the North (later of Limpopo), to enable actor training and research – an ideal finally realised in 2005?8. Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' (Judge for the Nagtegaalprys for drama (2003, 2004) Briefly married to novelist and playwright [[André P. Brink]] in 1965-1966.	+	LOUW, Salomi. (19-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre. **Became a lecturer (later professor) of Afrikaans literature at the University of the North in 198. Became Director of the School of Languages and Communication Studies at the University of Limpopo in 200* Has written widely about South African theatre and reviewed plays and texts in Afrikaans. Since 1983 she has agitated for a theatre for the campus of the University of the North (later of Limpopo), to enable actor training and research – an ideal finally realised in 2005?8. Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' (Judge for the [[Nagtegaalprys]] for drama (2003, 2004) Briefly married to novelist and playwright [[André P. Brink]] in 1965-1966.

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−	LOUW, Salomi. (19-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre. **Became a lecturer (later professor) of Afrikaans literature at the University of the North in 198. Became Director of the School of Languages and Communication Studies at the University of Limpopo in 200* Has written widely about South African theatre and reviewed plays and texts in Afrikaans. Since 1983 she has agitated for a theatre for the campus of the University of the North (later of Limpopo), to enable actor training and research – an ideal finally realised in 2005?8. Wrote a one-act play called Patent (Judge for the Nagtegaalprys for drama (2003, 2004) Briefly married to novelist and playwright André P. Brink in 1965-1966.	+	LOUW, Salomi. (19-) Actress, playwright, critic and professor of Afrikaans literature, specialising in theatre. **Became a lecturer (later professor) of Afrikaans literature at the University of the North in 198. Became Director of the School of Languages and Communication Studies at the University of Limpopo in 200* Has written widely about South African theatre and reviewed plays and texts in Afrikaans. Since 1983 she has agitated for a theatre for the campus of the University of the North (later of Limpopo), to enable actor training and research – an ideal finally realised in 2005?8. Wrote a one-act play called ''[[Patent]]'' (Judge for the Nagtegaalprys for drama (2003, 2004) Briefly married to novelist and playwright [[André P. Brink]] in 1965-1966.