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	''[[Graswewenaar]]'' theatre programme, 1986.		''[[Graswewenaar]]'' theatre programme, 1986.

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 On occasion he also presented workshops in playwriting for stage and film and in 2010 taught at the [[AFDA]] film school in Auckland Park, Johannesburg.
-He was married to [[Elizabeth Schoombie]] and the couple have two children, Isolde and [[Christiaan Schoombie|Christiaan]] (also an actor and writer).
+He was married to Elizabeth (Liza) Schoombie and the couple have two children, Isolde and [[Christiaan Schoombie|Christiaan]] (also an actor and writer).
 He passed away in Alberton on 17 September, 2023 after a long illness.

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 On occasion he also presented workshops in playwriting for stage and film and in 2010 taught at the [[AFDA]] film school in Auckland Park, Johannesburg.
-He was married to [[Elizabeth Schoombie]] and the couple have two children. Their son [[Christiaan Schoombie]] is also an actor and writer.
+He was married to [[Elizabeth Schoombie]] and the couple have two children, Isolde and [[Christiaan Schoombie|Christiaan]] (also an actor and writer).
 He passed away in Alberton on 17 September, 2023 after a long illness.

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 On television he has appeared in ''[[Dodedans]]'', ''[[Galery]]'', ''[[So 'n Liefde]]'', ''[[Koos Kluitjies]]'', ''[[Klagstaat]]'', ''[[Nie Vanweë die Duisternis]]'', ''[[Sewende Laan]]'' and ''[[Generations]]''.
-He made his debut as playwright with ''[[Wolf]]'' (1984), followed by ''[[Huis vol Uile]]'' (1989), ''[[Gesplete Tong]]'' (2003), ''[[Wetters]]'' ([[KKNK]], 2004), ''[[Samoerai]]'' (premiered at [[Aardklop]] 2008, directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]]),  ''[[Liefde, Anna]]'' ([[Aardklop]], 2012), ''[[My Japan]]'' ([[Reza de Wet Festival]], 2012), ''[[Leuenverklikker: 'n Swart Komedie]]'' and ''[[Outodidak]]''. Radio dramas include ''[[Sonstorm]]'' and an adaptation of ''[[My Japan]]''.
+He made his debut as playwright with ''[[Wolf]]'' (1984), followed by ''[[Huis vol Uile]]'' (1989), ''[[Gesplete Tong]]'' (2003), ''[[Wetters]]'' ([[KKNK]], 2004), ''[[Samoerai]]'' (premiered at [[Aardklop]] 2008, directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]]),  ''[[Liefde, Anna]]'' ([[Aardklop]], 2012), ''[[My Japan]]'' ([[Reza de Wet Festival]], 2012), ''[[Leuenverklikker: 'n Swart Komedie]]'', ''[[Outodidak]]'' and ''[[Klipgebede]]''. Radio dramas include ''[[Sonstorm]]'' and an adaptation of ''[[My Japan]]''.
 His directing experience includes productions of ''[[Mixed Doubles]]'', ''[[Gesplete Tong]]'', ''[[Daar by Uniondale]]''.

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 On occasion he also presented workshops in playwriting for stage and film and in 2010 taught at the [[AFDA]] film school in Auckland Park, Johannesburg.
 He passed away in Alberton on 17 September, 2023 after a long illness.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 He left [[PACT]] to take up a full-time occupation as journalist and editor, working for a range of publications. Initially the film and dance reviewer for ''[[Beeld]]'', he then became the arts editor and later editor of the glossy journal ''[[De Kat]]'', followed by stints as editor of ''[[Plus]]'' (the arts pages of ''[[Beeld]]'').
-The founding editor of ''[[Krit]]'' the festival newspaper of the ''[[Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees]]'' (''[[KKNK]]''), he also contributed articles to the journals ''[[Leef]]'', ''[[Insig]]'', ''[[Manwees]]'', ''[[Sarie]]'', ''[[Rapport]]'' and ''[[Rooi Rose]]''
+The founding editor of ''[[Krit]]'', the festival newspaper of the ''[[Klein Karoo Nasionale Kunstefees]]'' (''[[KKNK]]''), he also contributed articles to the journals ''[[Leef]]'', ''[[Insig]]'', ''[[Manwees]]'', ''[[Sarie]]'', ''[[Rapport]]'' and ''[[Rooi Rose]]''
 He passed away in Alberton on 17 September, 2023 after a long illness.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-As actor he appeared in ''[[Germanicus]]'', ''[[Kinkels innie Kabel]]'', ''[[Death of a Salesman|Dood van 'n Handelsreisiger]]'', ''[[Charley's Aunt|Charlie se Tante]]'', ''[[The Lion in Winter|Leeu in die Winter]]'', ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'', ''[[Graswewenaar]]'', ''[[Hond se Gedagte]]'', ''[[Ons Wag op die Kaptein]]'', ''[[As die Turksvy Blom]]'', ''[[Die Vernuftige Vryer]]''.
+As actor he appeared in numerous productions, including ''[[Germanicus]]'', ''[[Kinkels innie Kabel]]'', ''[[Death of a Salesman|Dood van 'n Handelsreisiger]]'', ''[[Charley's Aunt|Charlie se Tante]]'', ''[[The Lion in Winter|Leeu in die Winter]]'', ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'', ''[[Graswewenaar]]'', ''[[Hond se Gedagte]]'', ''[[Ons Wag op die Kaptein]]'', ''[[As die Turksvy Blom]]'' and ''[[Die Vernuftige Vryer]]''.
-As playwright he wrote ''[[Wolf]]'' (1984), ''[[Huis vol Uile]]'' (1989), ''[[Gesplete Tong]]'' (2003), ''[[Wetters]]'' ([[KKNK]], 2004), ''[[Samoerai]]'' – Premiered at [[Aardklop]] 2008, directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]]. ''[[Liefde, Anna]]'' ([[Aardklop]], 2012). He also wrote the plays ''[[Leuenverklikker: 'n Swart Komedie]]'' and ''[[Outodidak]]''.
+On television he has appeared in ''[[Dodedans]]'', ''[[Galery]]'', ''[[So 'n Liefde]]'', ''[[Koos Kluitjies]]'', ''[[Klagstaat]]'', ''[[Nie Vanweë die Duisternis]]'', ''[[Sewende Laan]]'' and ''[[Generations]]''.
-He has directed ''[[Mixed Doubles]]''.
+He made his debut as playwright with ''[[Wolf]]'' (1984), followed by ''[[Huis vol Uile]]'' (1989), ''[[Gesplete Tong]]'' (2003), ''[[Wetters]]'' ([[KKNK]], 2004), ''[[Samoerai]]'' (premiered at [[Aardklop]] 2008, directed by [[Ilse van Hemert]]),  ''[[Liefde, Anna]]'' ([[Aardklop]], 2012), ''[[My Japan]]'' ([[Reza de Wet Festival]], 2012), ''[[Leuenverklikker: 'n Swart Komedie]]'' and ''[[Outodidak]]''. Radio dramas include ''[[Sonstorm]]'' and an adaptation of ''[[My Japan]]''.
-On television he has appeared in ''[[Dodedans]]'', ''[[Galery]]'', ''[[So 'n Liefde]]'', ''[[Koos Kluitjies]]'', ''[[Klagstaat]]'', ''[[Nie Vanweë die Duisternis]]''.
+His directing experience includes productions of ''[[Mixed Doubles]]'', ''[[Gesplete Tong]]'', ''[[Daar by Uniondale]]''.
 == Awards, etc ==

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 == Awards, etc ==
 As a student he was a recipient of the [[Ludwig Binge Award]].
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	His son [[Christiaan Schoombie]] is also an actor and writer.		His son [[Christiaan Schoombie]] is also an actor and writer.
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 == Biography ==
-He was born on 10 July 1957 and grew up in Barberton and Kempton Park. He graduated from the [[University of Pretoria]] with a BA Drama (cum laude) in 1979, thereafter working for [[CAPAB]] for one year before he joined [[PACT]].
+He was born on 10 July 1957 in Pretoria and grew up in Barberton and Kempton Park. He graduated from the [[University of Pretoria]] with a BA Drama (cum laude) in 1979, where he was awarded the [[Ludwig Binge]] Award in his final year for his acting.
 He passed away in Alberton on 17 September, 2023 after a long illness.