Student Theatre Festival - Revision history

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2018

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Previous winners

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	== History ==		== History ==

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		+	== Previous productions ==
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		+	1993: ''[[Leaving Out Profanity]]'' ([[Rhodes University]])

	== Previous winners ==		== Previous winners ==

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-Best Ensemble: The cast of ''[[Seeing Red]]'' from [[Rhodes University]].
+* Best Ensemble: The cast of ''[[Seeing Red]]'' from [[Rhodes University]].
-Best Director: [[Kashifa Sithole]] for ''[[Devil At A Dead End]]'' from the [[University of the Witwatersrand]].
+* Best Director: [[Kashifa Sithole]] for ''[[Devil At A Dead End]]'' from the [[University of the Witwatersrand]].
-Best Production: ''[[Marose]]'' from [[The Market Theatre Laboratory]].
+* Best Production: ''[[Marose]]'' from [[The Market Theatre Laboratory]].
-Special mention was also made of the design of ''[[Lebitso]]'', a work created by students from [[AFDA Johannesburg]] and [[Østfold University College]]/[[Norwegian Theatre Academy]]. These students collaborated to create a visually rich physical theatre work.
+* Special mention was also made of the design of ''[[Lebitso]]'', a work created by students from [[AFDA Johannesburg]] and [[Østfold University College]]/[[Norwegian Theatre Academy]]. These students collaborated to create a visually rich physical theatre work.
 The Student Festival’s advisory panel this year was [[Motlatji Ditodi]] and [[Greg Homann]], with additional input from [[Tracey Saunders]] and [[Nobesuthu Rayi]].

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 * Best Marketing and Publicity for a Student Theatre Production: Not awarded in 2017
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 * Best Overall Student Production: ''[[Salt]]'' from [[Rhodes University]]
 == Sources ==

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	https://nationalartsfestival.co.za/news/creative-excellence-rewarded-at-national-arts-festival-2015/		https://nationalartsfestival.co.za/news/creative-excellence-rewarded-at-national-arts-festival-2015/
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		+	''[[BIZCOMMUNITY]]'', 11 July 2018

	See also [[Festival]] and [[Grahamstown Foundation]]		See also [[Festival]] and [[Grahamstown Foundation]]

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 * Best Student Production: ''[[Void]]'' by [[Rhodes University]]
-* Special Merit Certificates for design: [[Frankie van Straten]] from [[Rhodes University]]
+A panel of advisors comprising [[Jaqueline Dommisse]], [[Peter Terry]], [[Warona Seane]] and [[Gez Casey]] of [[Live Theatre : UK]] adjudicated the 17 student productions presented at the [[National Arts Festival]] this year.
 === 2016 ===

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	[[Grocott's Mail]], 15 July 2014		[[Grocott's Mail]], 15 July 2014

		+	https://nationalartsfestival.co.za/news/creative-excellence-rewarded-at-national-arts-festival-2015/

	See also [[Festival]] and [[Grahamstown Foundation]]		See also [[Festival]] and [[Grahamstown Foundation]]

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 * Most Promising Student Writer: [[Mathew Baldwin]], [[Wynne Bredenkamp]] and [[Taryn Wyngaardt]] ([[UCT]])
 * Best Student Theatre Production, and the floating Cape Triangular Trophy, for their production titled ''[[Behind Every Yawn There is a Silent Shout]]'' ([[UCT]]).
-* Merit Awards: to [[Jess Harrison]] from [[Rhodes University]], recognising promise in directorial conceptualisation and design; to [[The Market Theatre Lab]]’s production of ''[[Milk and Honey]]'' as the production with the greatest viability for a professional run; and to [[Oakfields College]]’s ''[[Journey]]'', the SA Post Office choice for showcasing creativity and innovation.
+* Merit Awards: to [[Jess Harrison]] from [[Rhodes University]], recognising promise in directorial conceptualisation and design; to The [[Market Theatre Lab]]’s production of ''[[Milk and Honey]]'' as the production with the greatest viability for a professional run; and to [[Oakfields College]]’s ''[[Journey]]'', the SA Post Office choice for showcasing creativity and innovation.
 A panel of advisors comprising [[Gez Casey]], [[Smal Ndaba]], [[Christina Kennedy]] and [[Peter Terry]] recognised enormous potential in the next generation of professionals.

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 Sponsored by the South African Post Office
-The Market Theatre Lab received kudos for the poster design and overall marketing campaign of their production of Milk and Honey,
+* The [[Market Theatre Lab]] received kudos for the poster design and overall marketing campaign of their production of ''[[Milk and Honey]]''
 * Most Promising Student Director: [[Mira Sydow]] ([[UCT]])
 * Most Promising Student Writer: [[Mathew Baldwin]], [[Wynne Bredenkamp]] and [[Taryn Wyngaardt]] ([[UCT]])
 * Best Student Theatre Production, and the floating Cape Triangular Trophy, for their production titled ''[[Behind Every Yawn There is a Silent Shout]]'' ([[UCT]]).
 * Merit Awards: to [[Jess Harrison]] from [[Rhodes University]], recognising promise in directorial conceptualisation and design; to [[The Market Theatre Lab]]’s production of ''[[Milk and Honey]]'' as the production with the greatest viability for a professional run; and to [[Oakfields College]]’s ''[[Journey]]'', the SA Post Office choice for showcasing creativity and innovation.

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 Sponsored by the South African Post Office
-A panel of advisors comprising Gez Casey, Smal Ndaba, Christina Kennedy and Peter Terry recognised enormous potential in the next generation of professionals with two institutions featuring prominently on the awards front. The Market Theatre Lab received kudos for the poster design and overall marketing campaign of their production of Milk and Honey, and UCT taking the honours for Most Promising Student Director (Mira Sydow), Most Promising Student Writer (Mathew Baldwin, Wynne Bredenkamp and Taryn Wyngaardt), Best Student Theatre Production, and the floating Cape Triangular Trophy, for their production titled Behind Every Yawn There is a Silent Shout.
+The Market Theatre Lab received kudos for the poster design and overall marketing campaign of their production of Milk and Honey,
-Merit Awards were presented to Jess Harrison from Rhodes University, recognising promise in directorial conceptualisation and design; to The Market Theatre Lab’s production of Milk and Honey as the production with the greatest viability for a professional run; and to Oakfields College’s Journey, the SA Post Office choice for showcasing creativity and innovation.
+and UCT taking the honours for Most Promising Student Director (Mira Sydow), Most Promising Student Writer (Mathew Baldwin, Wynne Bredenkamp and Taryn Wyngaardt), Best Student Theatre Production, and the floating Cape Triangular Trophy, for their production titled Behind Every Yawn There is a Silent Shout.
 === 2014 ===