Sibusiso Khwinana - Revision history

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	Leonie Wagner. 'Sibusiso Khwinana: Promising young actor able to 'create magic.'' ''[[Sunday Times]]''. 10 March 2019.		Leonie Wagner. 'Sibusiso Khwinana: Promising young actor able to 'create magic.'' ''[[Sunday Times]]''. 10 March 2019.
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	Katlego Chale. 'The Consciousness of an Independent Theatre Maker'. [[Culture Review]]. 30 December 2019.		Katlego Chale. 'The Consciousness of an Independent Theatre Maker'. [[Culture Review]]. 30 December 2019.
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		+	Leonie Wagner. 'Sibusiso Khwinana: Promising young actor able to 'create magic.'' ''[[Sunday Times]]''. 10 March 2019.

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 Robyn Sassen. 'Hope and dreams of Sibusiso Khwinana: A tribute'. 13 June 2020. https://robynsassenmyview.com/2020/06/13/hope-and-dreams-of-sibusiso-khwinana-a-tribute/
-Katlego Chill. 'The Consciousness of an Independent Theatre Maker'. [[Culture Review]]. 30 December 2019.
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 ===As director===
-He directed [[Tebatso Mashishi]]’s ''[[Reen Bloed Nasie]]'', a controversial play that was developed through [[The Writers Lab]]. He also directed ''[[Kudela Owaziyo]]'', ''[[Ubhuku Lwa Manqe]]'', ''[[Don’t Start]]'', ''[[Iyeza]]'', ''[[The Crucible]]'', ''[[The Essence of Coit]]'', ''[[Brothers in Blood]]'' and ''[[Mother Courage and Her Children]]''.
+He directed [[Tebatso Mashishi]]’s ''[[Reen Bloed Nasie]]'', a controversial play that was developed through [[The Writers Lab]]. He also directed ''[[Kudela Owaziyo]]'', ''[[Ubhuku Lwa Manqe]]'', ''[[Don't Start]]'', ''[[Iyeza]]'', ''[[The Crucible]]'', ''[[The Essence of Coit]]'', ''[[Brothers in Blood]]'' and ''[[Mother Courage and Her Children]]''.
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-In extension to being a deft director, Khwinana also worked behind the scenes to build the world of a work, or run a show as a stage manager, with his credits including ''[[The Infidel]]'' by [[Tshepo Ratona]], ''[[Road to Damascus]]'' by [[Bongani Masango]], ''[[The President’s Man]]'' and ''[[Protest]]'' both by [[Mpumelelo Paul Grootboom]] and ''[[Angola]]'' by [[Sello Maseko]], after which he won an award in recognition of his contributions to the theatre world at the Trade Fair hosted at the [[Market Theatre]].
+In extension to being a deft director, Khwinana also worked behind the scenes to build the world of a work, or run a show as a stage manager, with his credits including ''[[The Infidel]]'' by [[Tshepo Ratona]], ''[[Road to Damascus]]'' by [[Bongani Masango]], ''[[The President's Man]]'' and ''[[Protest]]'' both by [[Mpumelelo Paul Grootboom]] and ''[[Angola]]'' by [[Sello Maseko]], after which he won an award in recognition of his contributions to the theatre world at the Trade Fair hosted at the [[Market Theatre]].
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-Under the [[Youth in Trust]] programme, Khwinana wrote and directed his public theatre debut, ''[[Amend]]'' (2014). The production served as commentary on the vile nature of homophobia and the use of corrective rape in townships. His play ''[[Best Friends Worst Enemies]]'' (2018) won a Standard Bank Encore [[Ovation Award]] in 2018. Other works include ''[[Tit for Tat]]'' (2014) which he was awarded best director at the [[Hello Festival]] in 2014. His play ''[[Don't Start]]'' was written after he'd seen the impact of ''nyaope'' (heroin) on communities. The play was performed for primary-school children in Soshanguve and Mamelodi.
+Under the [[Youth in Trust]] programme, Khwinana wrote and directed his public theatre debut, ''[[Amend]]'' (2014). The production served as commentary on the vile nature of homophobia and the use of corrective rape in townships. His play ''[[Best Friends Worst Enemies]]'' (2018) won a Standard Bank Encore [[Ovation Award]] in 2018. Other works include ''[[Tit for Tat]]'' (2014) for which he was awarded best director at the [[Hello Festival]] in 2014, and ''[[Don't Start]]'' which was written after he'd seen the impact of ''nyaope'' (heroin) on communities. The play was performed for primary-school children in Soshanguve and Mamelodi.
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