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 He appeared in his first professional role in ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'' as "Spider" for [[PACT]] in 1987. In ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' he appeared as "Robert Pierson" (1989). Other performances on stage include ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien|Toerien]], 1992), ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' with [[Susan Danford]] 1994, ''[[Die Skandaal]]'' 1997, ''[[Broken Glass]]'' 2011 and the [[Afrikaans]] musical ''[[Ons vir Jou]]'' 2013.
-Stephen also had roles in productions of ''[[The Lion in Winter]]'', ''[[Travelling Shots]]'', ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' (1989), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (as "Gatsby), ''[[The Lulu Plays]]'', ''[[The Martian Chronicles]]'', ''[[Kaptein Popfees and the Weekend Blues]]'', ''[[Endangered Species]]'' and ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'' (996).
+Stephen also had roles in productions of ''[[The Lion in Winter]]'', ''[[Travelling Shots]]'', ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' (1989), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (as "Gatsby), ''[[The Lulu Plays]]'', ''[[The Martian Chronicles]]'', ''[[Kaptein Popfees and the Weekend Blues]]'', ''[[Endangered Species]]'' and ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'' (1996).
 His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.

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 ''Boo to the Moon'' theatre programme, 1987.
- Cape times 22 December 1997
+''[[Cape Times]]'', 22 December 1997; 2 March 2011; 15 October 2013.
+[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997. 535.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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 He appeared in his first professional role in ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'' as "Spider" for [[PACT]] in 1987. In ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' he appeared as "Robert Pierson" (1989). Other performances on stage include ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien|Toerien]], 1992), ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' with [[Susan Danford]] 1994, ''[[Die Skandaal]]'' 1997, ''[[Broken Glass]]'' 2011 and the [[Afrikaans]] musical ''[[Ons vir Jou]]'' 2013.
-Stephen also had roles in productions of ''[The Lion in Winter]]'', ''[[Travelling Shots]]'', ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' (1989), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (as "Gatsby), ''[[The Lulu Plays]]'', ''[[The Martian Chronicles]]'', ''[[Kaptein Popfees and the Weekend Blues]]'', ''[[Endangered Species]]'' and ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'' (996).
+Stephen also had roles in productions of ''[[The Lion in Winter]]'', ''[[Travelling Shots]]'', ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' (1989), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (as "Gatsby), ''[[The Lulu Plays]]'', ''[[The Martian Chronicles]]'', ''[[Kaptein Popfees and the Weekend Blues]]'', ''[[Endangered Species]]'' and ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'' (996).
 His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.

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	He appeared in his first professional role in ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'' as "Spider" for [[PACT]] in 1987. In ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' he appeared as "Robert Pierson" (1989). Other performances on stage include ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien\|Toerien]], 1992), ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' with [[Susan Danford]] 1994, ''[[Die Skandaal]]'' 1997, ''[[Broken Glass]]'' 2011 and the [[Afrikaans]] musical ''[[Ons vir Jou]]'' 2013.		He appeared in his first professional role in ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'' as "Spider" for [[PACT]] in 1987. In ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' he appeared as "Robert Pierson" (1989). Other performances on stage include ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien\|Toerien]], 1992), ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' with [[Susan Danford]] 1994, ''[[Die Skandaal]]'' 1997, ''[[Broken Glass]]'' 2011 and the [[Afrikaans]] musical ''[[Ons vir Jou]]'' 2013.

		+	Stephen also had roles in productions of ''[The Lion in Winter]]'', ''[[Travelling Shots]]'', ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' (1989), ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (as "Gatsby), ''[[The Lulu Plays]]'', ''[[The Martian Chronicles]]'', ''[[Kaptein Popfees and the Weekend Blues]]'', ''[[Endangered Species]]'' and ''[[Sweet Phoebe]]'' (996).

	His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.		His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.

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 == Biography ==
-In 1999 moved to Canada with his wife [[Susan Danford]]. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. Productions in Canada (''Measure for Measure'', ''Love’s Labours Lost'', and Heathcliff in ''Wuthering Heights''), and in Britain.
+In 1999 he moved to Canada with his wife [[Susan Danford]]. They returned after 5 years and eventually settled in the Cape in 2005. Productions in Canada (''Measure for Measure'', ''Love’s Labours Lost'', and Heathcliff in ''Wuthering Heights''), and in Britain.
 == Training ==
 After completing an honours degree in Industrial Psychology, he enrolled at the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]] in 1985.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Student productions include ''[[As I Lay Dying]]'', ''[[Hamlet]]'', ''[[WhenYou Comin' Home Red Ryder?]]'' and a one-man version of ''[[Purgatory]]''.
+Student productions include ''[[As I Lay Dying]]'', ''[[Hamlet]]'', ''[[When You Comin' Home Red Ryder?]]'' and a one-man version of ''[[Purgatory]]''.
-''[[Die Skandaal]]'' 1997  Cape times 22 December 1997
+He was co-director of ''[[Thina Bantu - We People]]'' at the [[Little Theatre]], Cape Town.
-Co-writer and assistant director on ''[[Thina Bantu]]''.
+He appeared in his first professional role in ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'' as "Spider" for [[PACT]] in 1987. In ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' he appeared as "Robert Pierson" (1989). Other performances on stage include ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien|Toerien]], 1992), ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' with [[Susan Danford]] 1994, ''[[Die Skandaal]]'' 1997, ''[[Broken Glass]]'' 2011 and the [[Afrikaans]] musical ''[[Ons vir Jou]]'' 2013.
 His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.
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 ''Boo to the Moon'' theatre programme, 1987.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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-JENNINGS, Stephen. (19**-) Actor.
+[[Stephen Jennings]] (19**-). Actor.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Student productions include ''[[As I Lay Dying]]'', ''[[Hamlet]]'', ''[[WhenYou Comin' Home Red Ryder?]]'' and a one-man version of ''[[Purgatory]]''. Performances in i.a. **, **, **, ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien|Toerien]], 1992). Stephen Jennings, who plays the role of Dr Harry Hyman, in ''[[Broken Glass]]'' has appeared in over 40 stage productions in South Africa (ranging from Shakespeare to [[Paul Slabolepszy|Slabolepszy]]). He appeared in his first professional role in ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'' as Spider for PACT in 1987. In ''[[Beyond Reasonable Doubt]]'' he appeared as Robert Pierson (1989).
+Student productions include ''[[As I Lay Dying]]'', ''[[Hamlet]]'', ''[[WhenYou Comin' Home Red Ryder?]]'' and a one-man version of ''[[Purgatory]]''.
 Co-writer and assistant director on ''[[Thina Bantu]]''.
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 [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap]] 1986 for Best new Indigenous Play, ''[[Thina Bantu]]''.
-Won Vita Award as Best Supporting Actor in 1990 for his role in ''[[The Glass Menagerie]]''. ***
+Won [[Vita Award]] as Best Supporting Actor in 1990 for his role in ''[[The Glass Menagerie]]''.

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-JENNINGS, Stephen. (19**-) Actor. Studied at the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]]??*. Won Vita Award as Best Supporting Actor in 1990 for his role in ''[[The Glass Menagerie]]''. *** Performances in i.a. **, **, **, ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien|Toerien]], 1992), **. In 1999 moved to Canada with his wife [[Susan Danford]]. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. ** Roles over the years include **, **
+JENNINGS, Stephen. (19**-) Actor.
-Return to [[ESAT Personalities J]]
+== Biography ==
 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Personalities|South African Theatre Personalities]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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−	JENNINGS, Stephen. (19*-) Actor. Studied at the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]]??. Won Vita Award as Best Supporting Actor in 1990 for his role in ''[[Glass Menagerie]]''. * Performances in i.a. , , , ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien\|Toerien]], 1992), . In 1999 moved to Canada with his wife [[Susan Danford]]. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. Roles over the years include ,	+	JENNINGS, Stephen. (19*-) Actor. Studied at the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]]??. Won Vita Award as Best Supporting Actor in 1990 for his role in ''[[The Glass Menagerie]]''. * Performances in i.a. , , , ''[[Birds of Paradise]]'' ([[Pieter Toerien\|Toerien]], 1992), . In 1999 moved to Canada with his wife [[Susan Danford]]. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. Roles over the years include ,
	Stephen Jennings, who plays the role of Dr Harry Hyman, in ''[[Broken Glass]]'' has appeared in over 40 stage productions in South Africa (ranging from Shakespeare to [[Paul Slabolepszy\|Slabolepszy]]), as well as productions in Canada (''Measure for Measure'', ''Love’s Labours Lost'', and Heathcliff in ''Wuthering Heights''), and in Britain. His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.		Stephen Jennings, who plays the role of Dr Harry Hyman, in ''[[Broken Glass]]'' has appeared in over 40 stage productions in South Africa (ranging from Shakespeare to [[Paul Slabolepszy\|Slabolepszy]]), as well as productions in Canada (''Measure for Measure'', ''Love’s Labours Lost'', and Heathcliff in ''Wuthering Heights''), and in Britain. His local television work has included ''Generations'', ''Justice For All'', ''Honeytown'', ''Land of Thirst'', ''Soul City'', ''Home Affairs'', ''Madam & Eve'', ''Stokvel'', ''Sokhulu and Partners'', and, most recently, ''League of Glory''. International TV work includes ''Generation Kill'', ''Traders'', ''Psi-Factor'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Rhodes'', ''This is Wonderland'', ''The Black Velvet Band''. Recent films include ''Free Willy: Escape from Pirates Cove'', ''Starship Troopers'', ''Endgame'', ''To Be First'', ''Diamonds'' and ''The Ambassador''.