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− | ERLANK, W.J. du P. (19*-19*) Academic, author, translator and cultural leader. ** Wrote numerous novels under his pseudonym [[Eitemal]]. Also wrote a play ('' | + | ERLANK, W.J. du P. (19*-19*) Academic, author, translator and cultural leader. ** Wrote numerous novels under his pseudonym [[Eitemal]]. Also wrote a play (''[[So Praat die Ou Rivier]]'') which was produced by [[NTO]] in 1954, playing for 121 performances. Published by * in 19*. Translations of plays include ''[[Macbeth]]'' ([[University of Stellenbosch]], 1967), * ''[[Voorlopige Vonnis]]'' ("Provisional Sentence") by Jozef van Hoeck (performed by [[NTO]], 1958).*** Also became a board member for the Cape region on NTO, and heavily involved in arguing for a regional brannch and ultimately the four performing arts councils. Also instrumental in inviting [[Fred Engelen]] to become the head of the [[Universiteit van Stellenbosch Drama Departement|Drama Department]] at the University of Stellenbosch. |
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ERLANK, W.J. du P. (19*-19*) Academic, author, translator and cultural leader. ** Wrote numerous novels under his pseudonym Eitemal. Also wrote a play (So Praat die Ou Rivier) which was produced by NTO in 1954, playing for 121 performances. Published by * in 19*. Translations of plays include Macbeth (University of Stellenbosch, 1967), * Voorlopige Vonnis ("Provisional Sentence") by Jozef van Hoeck (performed by NTO, 1958).*** Also became a board member for the Cape region on NTO, and heavily involved in arguing for a regional brannch and ultimately the four performing arts councils. Also instrumental in inviting Fred Engelen to become the head of the Drama Department at the University of Stellenbosch.
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