Zimkitha Kumbaca - Revision history

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 In 2012, she was the music composer for the [[SABC1]] reality competition series ''Life's a Stage''.
-In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.tv]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the  [[E.TV]]  drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17,  playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017),  ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" -  [[SABC1]],  16 September, 2018).
+In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.tv]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the  [[E.tv]]  drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17,  playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017),  ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" -  [[SABC1]],  16 September, 2018).
 ==Sources==

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 In 2012, she was the music composer for the [[SABC1]] reality competition series ''Life's a Stage''.
-In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.TV]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the  [[E.TV]]  drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17,  playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017),  ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" -  [[SABC1]],  16 September, 2018).
+In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.tv]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the  [[E.TV]]  drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17,  playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017),  ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" -  [[SABC1]],  16 September, 2018).
 ==Sources==

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 ===Theatre===
-Her theatre career has included roles in ''[[Rhetorical and Relativity]]'', a piece that had a successful tour in France; ''[[So What's New?]]'' (which earned Zimkitha a [[Naledi]] nomination for Best Performance by a Newcomer in 2012); ''[[Trapped]]'' (which she co-wrote with [[Princess Mhlongo]] and starred in. The  piece went on to have an acclaimed tour of Austria)
+Her theatre career has included roles in ''[[Rhetorical and Relativity]]'', a piece that had a successful tour in France; ''[[So What's New?]]'' (which earned Zimkitha a [[Naledi]] nomination for Best Performance by a Newcomer in 2012); ''[[Trapped]]'' (which she and [[Princess Mhlongo]] both co-wrote and starred in. The  piece went on to have an acclaimed tour of Austria)
 In November 2019 she was appointed Resident Festival Director appointed for the 27th [[Zwakala Festival]] in 2020.

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 ==Biography==
-Born Zamandlovu Zimkitha Kumbaca on 9 January, 1988, in King Williams Town, she studied Drama and Film, majoring in Acting Techniques, at [[Tshwane University of Technology]].
+Born [[Zamandlovu Zimkitha Kumbaca]] on 9 January, 1988, in King Williams Town, she studied Drama and Film, majoring in Acting Techniques, at [[Tshwane University of Technology]].
 ==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==

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	In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.TV]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the [[E.TV]] drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17, playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017), ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" - [[SABC1]], 16 September, 2018).		In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.TV]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the [[E.TV]] drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17, playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017), ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" - [[SABC1]], 16 September, 2018).
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		+	==Sources==
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		+	[[Zwakala Festival]] 2020 - director appointed, [[Artslink]].co.za News - 22 November 2019 11:00

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 ==Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance==
 ===Theatre===
-Her theatre career has included roles in ''[[Rhetorical and Relativity]]'', a piece that had a successful tour in France; ''[[So What's New?]]'' (which earned Zimkitha a [[Naledi]] nomination for Best Performance by a Newcomer in 2012); ''[[Trapped]]'' (which she starred in and co-wrote with Mhlongo. This piece had an acclaimed tour of Austria.)
+Her theatre career has included roles in ''[[Rhetorical and Relativity]]'', a piece that had a successful tour in France; ''[[So What's New?]]'' (which earned Zimkitha a [[Naledi]] nomination for Best Performance by a Newcomer in 2012); ''[[Trapped]]'' (which she starred in and co-wrote with [[Princess Mhlongo]]. The  piece had an acclaimed tour of Austria)
 ===Television===
-She had a supporting role in the short film called ''[[Lotus]]'' and a brief cameo on the [[SABC3]] soap opera ''[[Isidingo]]'', before heading to theatre to perform in Rhetorical and Relativity, a show that had a successful tour in France.
+She started her career with a a supporting role in the short film called ''[[Lotus]]'' and a brief cameo on the [[SABC3]] soap opera ''[[Isidingo]]'', before heading to theatre for a while.
+In 2012, she was the music composer for the [[SABC1]] reality competition series ''Life's a Stage''.
-Also in 2012, she was the music composer for the SABC1 reality competition series Life's a Stage, featuring young hungry performers at a school of Arts as they pursue their stage dreams by performing in Trapped. The series was directed by and starred Mhlongo, who at the time was the winner of the Standard bank Young Artist Award for Theatre 2012.
+In 2015 she was given her first starring role as "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[E.TV]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''. Other roles followed, including on the  [[E.TV]]  drama series ''[[Harvest]]'', (Season 1, Episode 17,  playing a younger version of [[Vatiswa Ndara]]'s character "Clementine"), ''[[Generations: The Legacy]]'' ([[SABC1]], a guest starring role), ''[[The Bantu Hour]]'' (a cast member in Episode 7 of Season 2, [[SABC2]], 2017),  ''[[Hope]]'' (as "Joyce Masondo", 2018), ''[[Judge Thenjiwe Khambule]]'' (2018) and ''[[Emjindini]]'' (as "Thembelihle" -  [[SABC1]],  16 September, 2018).

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 Born Zamandlovu Zimkitha Kumbaca on 9 January, 1988, in King Williams Town, she studied Drama and Film, majoring in Acting Techniques, at [[Tshwane University of Technology]].
 Her first starring role in television was "Nontle Sanqu", a Xhosa girl who falls in love with a Sotho boy, in the [[e.tv]] drama series ''[[Matatiele]]''.
-She had a supporting role in the short film called Lotus and a brief cameo on the SABC3 soap opera Isidingo, before heading to theatre to perform in Rhetorical and Relativity, a show that had a successful tour in France.
+===Television===
-A theatre piece directed by Princess Mhlongo, So what's new?, earned Zimkitha a Naledi nomination for Best Performance by a Newcomer in 2012. She also starred in and co-wrote Trapped, once again with Mhlongo. The show had an acclaimed Austrian tour.
+She had a supporting role in the short film called ''[[Lotus]]'' and a brief cameo on the [[SABC3]] soap opera ''[[Isidingo]]'', before heading to theatre to perform in Rhetorical and Relativity, a show that had a successful tour in France.
 Also in 2012, she was the music composer for the SABC1 reality competition series Life's a Stage, featuring young hungry performers at a school of Arts as they pursue their stage dreams by performing in Trapped. The series was directed by and starred Mhlongo, who at the time was the winner of the Standard bank Young Artist Award for Theatre 2012.
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 Later in the year she landed a starring role as Thembelihle in the SABC1 miniseries Emjindini, which revolves around a humble miner in a small town who stumbles upon a horde of gold coins. The series premiered on 16 September, 2018.
-in 2019 she was appointed Resident Director for the 2020
+In November 2019 she was appointed Resident Festival Director appointed for the 27th [[Zwakala Festival]] in 2020.