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Fikile Mvinjelwa (?-) is an opera singer.

Mvinjelwa has sung major roles in operas such as Fidelio (2004), Rigoletto, Nabucco, Tosca and Faust.

Mvinjelwa is also an advocate of new and local opera and has sung a number of roles in contemporary opera such as:

Hilde Roos. 2010. 'Opera Production in the Western Cape: Strategies in Search of Indigenisation'. Unpublished PhD thesis. Stellenbosch University.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Mvinjelwa  has sung major roles in operas such as ''[[Rigoletto]]'', ''[[Nabucco]]'', ''[[Tosca]]'' and ''[[Faust]]''. Mvinjelwa is also an advocate of new and local opera and has sung a number of roles in contemporary opera such as the story teller in ''[[Masque]]'', Enoch in [[Roelof Temmingh]]’s opera ''[[Enoch, Prophet of God]]'' and also King Dinuzulu in ''[[Princess Magogo kaDinuzulu]]'' by [[Mzilikazi Khumalo]].
+Mvinjelwa  has sung major roles in operas such as ''[[Fidelio]]'' (2004), ''[[Rigoletto]]'', ''[[Nabucco]]'', ''[[Tosca]]'' and ''[[Faust]]''.
+Mvinjelwa is also an advocate of new and local opera and has sung a number of roles in contemporary opera such as:
+* Enoch in [[Roelof Temmingh]]’s opera ''[[Enoch, Prophet of God]]'' (1995)
+* ''[[Sacred Bones]]'' (1997)
+* ''[[Buchuland]]'' (1998)
+* ''[[Love and Green Onions]]'' (2001)
+* King Dinuzulu in ''[[Princess Magogo kaDinuzulu]]'' by [[Mzilikazi Khumalo]] (2002)
+* the story teller in ''[[Masque]]'' (2005)
+* Mpande  in ''[[Ziyankomo and the Forbidden Fruit]]'' (2012)
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