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| − | Her stage work includes work for [[CAPAB]] (in Port Elizabeth), including ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' and ''[[Much Ado about Nothing]]''. She did children's theatre there, being involved in setting up a company called [[Keedo]], and touring the region. Moving to Cape Town she once more took up children's theatre and worked on festival productions | + | Her stage work includes work for [[CAPAB]] (in Port Elizabeth), including ''[[The Merchant of Venice]]'' and ''[[Much Ado about Nothing]]''. She did children's theatre there, being involved in setting up a company called [[Keedo]], and touring the region. Moving to Cape Town she once more took up children's theatre and worked on festival productions, ''inter alia'' for [[Spektrum Produksies]], doing [[Afrikaans]] works such as ''[[Dalk is ons almal so]]'', ''[[Die Uurwerk Kantel]]'' ([[Woordfees]], 2003), ''[[Drafstap of Drentel]]'', ''[[Susanna die Geliefde]]'', ''[[Moeders en Dogters]]''. |
Other productions include ''[[The Manne]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 1995, ''[[Man, Manner, Manste]]'' (1998), ''[[Ou Blare]]'', ''[[Jong Dames Dinamiet]]'', ''[[Newsroom]]'', ''[[Den Starkare|Die Sterkere]]'' (1975), ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'', ''[[Absurd Person Singular|Derde Party]]''. | Other productions include ''[[The Manne]]'' ([[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 1995, ''[[Man, Manner, Manste]]'' (1998), ''[[Ou Blare]]'', ''[[Jong Dames Dinamiet]]'', ''[[Newsroom]]'', ''[[Den Starkare|Die Sterkere]]'' (1975), ''[[Yerma]]'', ''[[Die Ryk Weduwee]]'', ''[[Absurd Person Singular|Derde Party]]''. | ||
| − | A well known radio actress, she also did voice work (including TV dubbing) and was a presenter and newsreader for both [[Radio Algoa]] and [[Radio Sonder Grense]] over the years, while her TV credits include an award-winning performance in the iconically successful series ''[[Arende]]'', and roles in ''[[Onder Draai die Duiwel Rond]]'', ''[[Dennekruin 12]]'', ''[[Die Seders van Lebanon]]'', ''[[Die man met 'n lyk om sy nek]]'', ''[[Jasper le Feuvre]]'', ''[[Samaritaan]]'', ''[[Beyond Return]]'', ''[[Mandela and De Klerk]]'' (a made-for-TV movie, 1997), ''[[Erfsondes'' | + | A well known radio actress, she also did voice work (including TV dubbing) and was a presenter and newsreader for both [[Radio Algoa]] and [[Radio Sonder Grense]] over the years, while her TV credits include an award-winning performance in the iconically successful series ''[[Arende]]'', and roles in ''[[Onder Draai die Duiwel Rond]]'', ''[[Dennekruin 12]]'', ''[[Die Seders van Lebanon]]'', ''[[Die man met 'n lyk om sy nek]]'', ''[[Jasper le Feuvre]]'', ''[[Samaritaan]]'', ''[[Beyond Return]]'', ''[[Mandela and De Klerk]]'' (a made-for-TV movie, 1997), ''[[Erfsondes]]'', ''[[Soutmansland]]''. |
As a journalist she has written articles for most [[Afrikaans]] journals, and since 2001 she had a regular column in ''[[Die Burger]]'', interviewing prominent people in the arts community. | As a journalist she has written articles for most [[Afrikaans]] journals, and since 2001 she had a regular column in ''[[Die Burger]]'', interviewing prominent people in the arts community. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:31, 15 August 2024
Susanne Beyers (19*-) Actress for stage, radio and TV, and columnist.
In some sources incorrectly billed as Susan Beyers.
Contents
Biography
Born in **, went to high school at Tygerberg High in the Cape, taking drama classes and working on radio from her first high school years.
Youth
Training
Obtained a B.A. Drama from the Stellenbosch University Drama Department in 19**.
Career
Became an English teacher initially before working on radio, TV and stage as actress. She joined the Stellenbosch University Drama Department as a part-time lecturer in acting in 2001. She started her professional acting career in ***.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Her stage work includes work for CAPAB (in Port Elizabeth), including The Merchant of Venice and Much Ado about Nothing. She did children's theatre there, being involved in setting up a company called Keedo, and touring the region. Moving to Cape Town she once more took up children's theatre and worked on festival productions, inter alia for Spektrum Produksies, doing Afrikaans works such as Dalk is ons almal so, Die Uurwerk Kantel (Woordfees, 2003), Drafstap of Drentel, Susanna die Geliefde, Moeders en Dogters.
Other productions include The Manne (National Arts Festival Fringe 1995, Man, Manner, Manste (1998), Ou Blare, Jong Dames Dinamiet, Newsroom, Die Sterkere (1975), Yerma, Die Ryk Weduwee, Derde Party.
A well known radio actress, she also did voice work (including TV dubbing) and was a presenter and newsreader for both Radio Algoa and Radio Sonder Grense over the years, while her TV credits include an award-winning performance in the iconically successful series Arende, and roles in Onder Draai die Duiwel Rond, Dennekruin 12, Die Seders van Lebanon, Die man met 'n lyk om sy nek, Jasper le Feuvre, Samaritaan, Beyond Return, Mandela and De Klerk (a made-for-TV movie, 1997), Erfsondes, Soutmansland.
As a journalist she has written articles for most Afrikaans journals, and since 2001 she had a regular column in Die Burger, interviewing prominent people in the arts community.
Awards, etc
She was nominated as Best Actress on television for Arende 3 in 1994.
Sources
Cape Argus, 17 April 1998.
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Wikipedia [1].
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