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 He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'',  translated and produced ''[[Die Bad-Gaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[The Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''.
-An early film actor, he played the role of  the pioneer-leader "Charl Cilliers" in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film as a medium,  was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it. However, while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]] ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell ill due to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|AHTV]].
+An early film actor, he played the role of  the pioneer-leader "Charl Cilliers" in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film as a medium,  was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it. However, while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s play ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]] ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell ill due to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|AHTV]].
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-While never a fully professional actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906),  [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190*). When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere. He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'',  translated and produced ''[[Die Bad-Gaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[The Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of  the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|AHTV]].
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906),  [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190*),   . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'',  translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[The Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of  the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|AHTV]].
+While never a fully professional actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906),  [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190*). When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere. He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'',  translated and produced ''[[Die Bad-Gaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[The Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of  the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|AHTV]].
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-(18**-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906),  [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190*),   . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'',  translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[The Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of  the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)|AHTV]].
+[[Stephanus Maré]] (18**-1918). Actor and translator.
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−	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante\|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak\|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].	+	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante\|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak\|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[The Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].

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−	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].	+	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s’n Tante\|Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Waterzaak\|De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].

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−	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[~~Henik~~ Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].	+	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henrik Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].

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−	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[J.C.Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film De Voortrekkers and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[AHTV]].	+	(18*-1918). Actor and translator. While never a fully professional, actor, Maré was the first Afrikaans actor to appear regularly on stage for most of his career. Even in English circles he was described as “the leader and organiser of the South African stage” (Du Toit 1988:44) A founding member and treasurer of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging]] in Pretoria (1906), he was considered one of the society's most talented performers. From the first played the leads in many of their productions including [[Harm Oost]]'s ''[[Ou Daniel]]'' (1906), [[Gustav Preller]]/ [[Brandon Thomas]]'s ''[[Piet s'n Tante]]'' (190), . When the split came in 1912, Maré took the artistic leadership along with the director [[Engel-Wilson]], certainly as far as Afrikaans productions go. Also played an important role as advisor to amateur groups in the Trnasvaal and elsewhere and was . He produced and starred in [[C.J. Langenhoven]]'s ''[[De Water Zaak]]'' and ''[[Die Hoop van Suid-Afrika]]'', translated and produced ''[[Die Badgaste]]'' and [[Henry Ibsen]]'s ''[[Pillars of Society]]'' (as ''[[Steunpilare van ons Volk)]]''. He played the role of the pioneer-leader Charl Cilliers in the 1916 film ''[[De Voortrekkers]]'' and, recognizing the potential of film was planning a visit to the USA in 1918 to study it, when - while working on Mrs [[M. Jansen]]'s ''[[Afrikaner-Harte]]'' with students of the [[Transvaalse Universiteitskollege]]. ("[[Transvaal University College]]"), he fell to the flu-epidemic and sadly died. His passing effectively spelled the end of the [[Afrikaans-Hollandse Toneelvereniging (AHTV)\|AHTV]].

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