Xoli Norman - Revision history

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 The first play he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995 about black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'', ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003), ''[[Guga Mzimba!]]'' (2006).
-Musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room for Squares]]''.
+He has been  the musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room for Squares]]''.
 He compiled the musical score for a production of ''[[The Suit]]'', 2002.

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 == Sources ==
-''City Press'', 16 July 1995.
+''[[City Press]]'', 16 July 1995.
-''The Citizen'', 4 September 1998.
+''[[The Citizen]]'', 4 September 1998.
-''City Press'', 22 July 2001.
+''[[City Press]]'', 22 July 2001.
 Various entries in the [[NELM]] catalogue.

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−	~~'''NORMAN,~~ Xoli~~'''~~ (1965- ). South African playwright, theatre director, poet and academic.	+	[[Xoli Norman]] (1965- ). South African playwright, theatre director, poet and academic.

	== Biography ==		== Biography ==

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 He appeared on stage as Mr Elocution in ''[[Marabi (the play)]]'' (1995).
-The first play he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995 about black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'' and ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003)
+The first play he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995 about black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'', ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003), ''[[Guga Mzimba!]]'' (2006).
 Musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room for Squares]]''.
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 ''City Press'', 22 July 2001.
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	Musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room for Squares]]''.		Musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room for Squares]]''.
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		+	He compiled the musical score for a production of ''[[The Suit]]'', 2002.

	== Awards ==		== Awards ==

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 He appeared on stage as Mr Elocution in ''[[Marabi (the play)]]'' (1995).
-The first pay he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995. The theme is  black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'', ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003)
+The first pay he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995. The theme is  black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'' and ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003)
-Musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room For Squares]]''.
+Musical director for ''[[After Nines]]'' (1998), ''[[No Room for Squares]]''.
 == Awards ==

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-He appeared on stage as Mr elocution in ''[[Marabi]]'' (1995).
+He appeared on stage as Mr Elocution in ''[[Marabi (the play)]]'' (1995).
 The first pay he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995. The theme is  black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'', ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003)

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	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
		+	He appeared on stage as Mr elocution in ''[[Marabi]]'' (1995).
		+
	The first pay he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995. The theme is black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'', ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003)		The first pay he wrote was ''[[Mary, Don't Weep]]'' in 1995. The theme is black artists in the face of adverse conditions and a lack of community support. He also wrote ''[[Hallelujah!]]'', ''[[Our Father, Ma's Got the Blues, Amen]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] 2003)