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-DANFORD, Susan. (19*-) Bilingual Afrikaans-English actress. *** Trained as a contemporary dancer and studied drama at the University of Pretoria[?*]alongside dance because she wanted to go into choreography. The decision to go into drama was not automatic or sudden, but a natural progression. ***  ** Roles over the years include **, ** Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'' (2006),  Her TV and film work includes series such as ''Arende'', ''Sewende Laan'', ''Known Gods'', DANFORD, Susan. She starred in [[Janice Honeyman]]’s production of Charles Dickens’ ''[[Hard Times]]'' at the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 1989. She starred in ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' at the [[Richard Haines Theatre]] in 1994. ''[[Skandaal 2]]'' ([[Deon Opperman]] and [[Lizz Meiring]], 1999)
+DANFORD, Susan. (19*-) Bilingual Afrikaans-English actress. *** Trained as a contemporary dancer and studied drama at the University of Pretoria* alongside dance because she wanted to go into choreography. The decision to go into drama was not automatic or sudden, but a natural progression. ***  ** Roles over the years include **, ** Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'' (2006),  Her TV and film work includes series such as ''Arende'', ''Sewende Laan'', ''Known Gods'', DANFORD, Susan. She starred in [[Janice Honeyman]]’s production of Charles Dickens’ ''[[Hard Times]]'' at the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 1989. She starred in ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' at the [[Richard Haines Theatre]] in 1994. ''[[Skandaal 2]]'' ([[Deon Opperman]] and [[Lizz Meiring]], 1999)
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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 == Career ==
-In 2006 she won the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur Du Cap]] Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Emma, in Harold Pinter’s ''[[Betrayal]]'', directed by [[Lara Foot]] at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. In 2008 she was nominated for Best Performance in a One Person Play for her acclaimed performance in ''[[I,Claudia]]'', directed by [[Lara Bye]].
+In 2006 she won the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur Du Cap]] Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Emma, in Harold Pinter’s ''[[Betrayal]]'', directed by [[Lara Foot]] at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. In 2008 she was nominated for Best Performance in a One Person Play for her acclaimed performance in ''[[I, Claudia]]'', directed by [[Lara Bye]].
 Her theatre highlights include ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' (Juliet), ''[[The Crucible]]'' (in Afrikaans - Abigail), ''[[Betrayal]]'' (Emma), ''[[Phaedra]]'' (Ismene), ''[[As You Like It]]'' (Celia), ''[[Hard Times]]'' (Louisa), Rosasharn in ''[[Grapes of Wrath]]'', ''[[Death Defying Acts]]'' ,''[[ I,Claudia]]'', ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (Daisy), ''[[The Maids]]'' (Madam), ''[[The Just]]'' (Dora), ''[[Broken Glass]]'' amongst others. Her feature film highlights include ''Invictus'' and ''Catch a Fire'', ''The Adventures of Laurel and Hardy'', ''I Dreamed of Africa''. International television projects include ''Fleisch'', ''Ace Lightning'', ''Colour of Friendship'', and ''Sisters'' for the BBC, and the sci-fi series ''The Triangle'' . Danford has also featured in over 12 television series in South Africa, including ''7de Laan'', ''Known Gods'' and Bridget in ''League of Glory''.

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 ''[[Boo to the Moon]]'', PACT, 1987.
 DANFORD, Susan. (19*-) Bilingual Afrikaans-English actress. *** Trained as a contemporary dancer and studied drama at the University of Pretoria[?*]alongside dance because she wanted to go into choreography. The decision to go into drama was not automatic or sudden, but a natural progression. ***  ** Roles over the years include **, ** Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'' (2006),  Her TV and film work includes series such as ''Arende'', ''Sewende Laan'', ''Known Gods'', DANFORD, Susan. She starred in [[Janice Honeyman]]’s production of Charles Dickens’ ''[[Hard Times]]'' at the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 1989. She starred in ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' at the [[Richard Haines Theatre]] in 1994. ''[[Skandaal 2]]'' ([[Deon Opperman]] and [[Lizz Meiring]], 1999)
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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-(19**-) Bilingual Afrikaans/English actress.  and became an award winning actress that has worked on national and international stages and in film for over two decades. In 2006 she won the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur Du Cap]] Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Emma, in Harold Pinter’s ''[[Betrayal]]'', directed by [[Lara Foot]] at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. In 2008 she was nominated for Best Performance in a One Person Play for her acclaimed performance in ''[[I,Claudia]]'', directed by [[Lara Bye]].
+(19**-) Bilingual Afrikaans/English actress.  and became an award winning actress that has worked on national and international stages and in film for over two decades.
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-(19**-) Bilingual Afrikaans/English actress. Studies drama at ** and became an award winning actress that has worked on national and international stages and in film for over two decades. In 2006 she won the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur Du Cap]] Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Emma, in Harold Pinter’s ''[[Betrayal]]'', directed by [[Lara Foot]] at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. In 2008 she was nominated for Best Performance in a One Person Play for her acclaimed performance in ''[[I,Claudia]]'', directed by [[Lara Bye]].
+(19**-) Bilingual Afrikaans/English actress.  and became an award winning actress that has worked on national and international stages and in film for over two decades. In 2006 she won the [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur Du Cap]] Best Actress Award for her portrayal of Emma, in Harold Pinter’s ''[[Betrayal]]'', directed by [[Lara Foot]] at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. In 2008 she was nominated for Best Performance in a One Person Play for her acclaimed performance in ''[[I,Claudia]]'', directed by [[Lara Bye]].
 Her theatre highlights include ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' (Juliet), ''[[The Crucible]]'' (in Afrikaans - Abigail), ''[[Betrayal]]'' (Emma), ''[[Phaedra]]'' (Ismene), ''[[As You Like It]]'' (Celia), ''[[Hard Times]]'' (Louisa), Rosasharn in ''[[Grapes of Wrath]]'', ''[[Death Defying Acts]]'' ,''[[ I,Claudia]]'', ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (Daisy), ''[[The Maids]]'' (Madam), ''[[The Just]]'' (Dora), ''[[Broken Glass]]'' amongst others. Her feature film highlights include ''Invictus'' and ''Catch a Fire'', ''The Adventures of Laurel and Hardy'', ''I Dreamed of Africa''. International television projects include ''Fleisch'', ''Ace Lightning'', ''Colour of Friendship'', and ''Sisters'' for the BBC, and the sci-fi series ''The Triangle'' . Danford has also featured in over 12 television series in South Africa, including ''7de Laan'', ''Known Gods'' and Bridget in ''League of Glory''.
-DANFORD, Susan. (19*-) Bilingual Afrikaans-English actress. *** Trained as a contemporary dancer and studied drama at the University of Pretoria[?*]alongside dance because she wanted to go into choreography. The decision to go into drama was not automatic or sudden, but a natural progression. *** In 1999 moved to Canada with her actor husband Stephen Jennings. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. ** Roles over the years include **, ** Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'' (2006),  Her TV and film work includes series such as ''Arende'', ''Sewende Laan'', ''Known Gods'', DANFORD, Susan. She starred in [[Janice Honeyman]]’s production of Charles Dickens’ ''[[Hard Times]]'' at the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 1989. She starred in ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' at the [[Richard Haines Theatre]] in 1994. ''[[Skandaal 2]]'' ([[Deon Opperman]] and [[Lizz Meiring]], 1999)
+''[[Boo to the Moon]]'', PACT, 1987.
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 http://www.artlink.co.za/news_article.htm?contentID=26682
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 Her theatre highlights include ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' (Juliet), ''[[The Crucible]]'' (in Afrikaans - Abigail), ''[[Betrayal]]'' (Emma), ''[[Phaedra]]'' (Ismene), ''[[As You Like It]]'' (Celia), ''[[Hard Times]]'' (Louisa), ''[[Death Defying Acts]]'' ,''[[ I,Claudia]]'', ''[[The Great Gatsby]]'' (Daisy), ''[[The Maids]]'' (Madam), ''[[The Just]]'' (Dora), ''[[Broken Glass]]'' amongst others. Her feature film highlights include ''Invictus'' and ''Catch a Fire'', ''The Adventures of Laurel and Hardy'', ''I Dreamed of Africa''. International television projects include ''Fleisch'', ''Ace Lightning'', ''Colour of Friendship'', and ''Sisters'' for the BBC, and the sci-fi series ''The Triangle'' . Danford has also featured in over 12 television series in South Africa, including ''7de Laan'', ''Known Gods'' and Bridget in ''League of Glory''.
-DANFORD, Susan. (19*-) Bilingual Afrikaans-English actress. *** Trained as a contemporary dancer and studied drama at the University of Pretoria[?*]alongside dance because she wanted to go into choreography. The decision to go into drama was not automatic or sudden, but a natural progression. *** In 1999 moved to Canada with her actor husband Stephen Jennings. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. ** Roles over the years include **, ** Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]] (2006),  Her TV and film work includes series such as ''Arende'', ;;Sewende Laan'', ''Known Gods'', DANFORD, Susan. She starred in [[Janice Honeyman]]’s production of Charles Dickens’ ''[[Hard Times]]'' at the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 1989. She starred in ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' at the [[Richard Haines Theatre]] in 1994. ''[[Skandaal 2]]'' ([[Deon Opperman]] and [[Lizz Meiring]], 1999)
+DANFORD, Susan. (19*-) Bilingual Afrikaans-English actress. *** Trained as a contemporary dancer and studied drama at the University of Pretoria[?*]alongside dance because she wanted to go into choreography. The decision to go into drama was not automatic or sudden, but a natural progression. *** In 1999 moved to Canada with her actor husband Stephen Jennings. They returned after 5 years and settled in the Cape in 2005. ** Roles over the years include **, ** Harold Pinter's ''[[Betrayal]]'' (2006),  Her TV and film work includes series such as ''Arende'', ''Sewende Laan'', ''Known Gods'', DANFORD, Susan. She starred in [[Janice Honeyman]]’s production of Charles Dickens’ ''[[Hard Times]]'' at the [[Windybrow Theatre]] in 1989. She starred in ''[[The Monkey Walk]]'' at the [[Richard Haines Theatre]] in 1994. ''[[Skandaal 2]]'' ([[Deon Opperman]] and [[Lizz Meiring]], 1999)
 == Sources ==