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Nolufefe Mtshabe (?-) is a former teacher and adjudicator. Writer.
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Biography
She completed her BMus (honours) majoring in voice at the University of Cape Town College of Music. She taught at Masiyile High School in Khayelitsha.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
She is the founder, Director and Choir Master of the Simon Estes Choir, now known as Heavenly Voices. The choir has travelled to the USA and in 1995 they performed at the commemoration of the Hiroshima bombings in Japan.
Nolufefe has worked with Cape Town Opera as assistant chorus master and as a singer with La Rosa Spanish Dance Theatre and in May this year she wrote and sang in Kutheth Thongo at Artscape. She has co-written and performed in The Magic Flute - Impempe Yomlingo and A Christmas Carol - Ikrismas Kherol at the Baxter Theatre; Young Vic, London and Duke of York's Theatre, West End.
Nolufefe has also performed in Generations at the Young Vic, London. She has worked with Kamal Khan and Professor Daniel Perkins.
Sources
https://www.thefugard.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/the-fugard-programme-2010.pdf
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