Tsepo wa Mamatu - Revision history

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 He was a lecturer  in the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] Drama Department for many years, later becoming a senior lecturer, and at one time deputy head. In 2013 however, he was expelled on account of numerous accusations of sexual misconduct brought by students, accusations he admitted to a year later on Twitter. This scandal led to his work being rejected for performance by the inaugural [[Cape Town Fringe Festival]],  and the [[National Arts Festival]] in 2014 - and a national discussion of the role of the artist, artistic integrity, and the intricacies of censorship.
-== His contribution as playwright ==
+== His contribution as playwright and actor ==
 Author of ''[[100% Zulu Boy]]'',  ''[[Stompie]]'' , ''[[Relativity]]'', ''[[Haai Khona le acting bizniz]]'' and ''[[By My Grave]]'' (2014).
 His play ''[[Thabo Mbeki and other nitemares]]'' is published in ''Against the Tide'', edited by [[Allan Kolski Horwitz]], 2013.
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 == His contribution as playwright ==
-Author of ''[[100% Zulu Boy]]'',  ''[[Stompie]]'' , ''[[Relativity]]'' and ''[[By My Grave]]'' (2014).
+Author of ''[[100% Zulu Boy]]'',  ''[[Stompie]]'' , ''[[Relativity]]'', ''[[Haai Khona le acting bizniz]]'' and ''[[By My Grave]]'' (2014).
 His play ''[[Thabo Mbeki and other nitemares]]'' is published in ''Against the Tide'', edited by [[Allan Kolski Horwitz]], 2013.

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 == His contribution as playwright ==
-Author of ''[[100% Zulu Boy]]'',  ''[[Stompie]]'' , ''[[Mbeki and Other Nightmares]]'', ''[[Relativity]]'' and ''[[By My Grave]]'' (2014).
+Author of ''[[100% Zulu Boy]]'',  ''[[Stompie]]'' , ''[[Relativity]]'' and ''[[By My Grave]]'' (2014).
 == Awards ==

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 == Career ==
-He was a lecturer (later senior lecturer)  in the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] Drama Department for many years. In 2013 however, he was expelled on account of numerous accusations of sexual misconduct brought by students, accusations he later admitted to on Twitter. This scandal has has however led to his work being rejected for performance by the inaugural [[Cape Town Fringe Festival]],  and the [[National Arts Festival]] in 2014 - actions which led to a national discussion of the role of the artist and artistic integrity.
+He was a lecturer  in the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] Drama Department for many years, later becoming a senior lecturer, and at one time deputy head. In 2013 however, he was expelled on account of numerous accusations of sexual misconduct brought by students, accusations he admitted to a year later on Twitter. This scandal led to his work being rejected for performance by the inaugural [[Cape Town Fringe Festival]],  and the [[National Arts Festival]] in 2014 - and a national discussion of the role of the artist, artistic integrity, and the intricacies of censorship.
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 == Training ==
-He studied drama at thew University of the Witwatersrand, obtaining a BA (Dramatic Art)  in 2003, and a  MA in African Literature and Film in 2007, with a thesis which critiqued the work of of filmmaker [[Leon Schuster]],  based on race and critical theory.
+He studied drama at thew [[University of the Witwatersrand]], obtaining a BA (Dramatic Art)  in 2003, and a  MA in African Literature and Film in 2007, with a thesis which critiqued the work of of filmmaker [[Leon Schuster]],  based on race and critical theory.
 == Career ==

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−	Tsepo wa Mamatu (1980-) is an academic, drama lecturer, playwright, actor and director and visual artist.	+	[[Tsepo wa Mamatu]] (1980-) is an academic, drama lecturer, playwright, actor and director and visual artist.

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