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| − | [[The Young 'Uns]] was an acting group based in Port Elizabeth consisting of newcomers and youngsters to the world of acting. | + | [[The Young 'Uns]] was an amateur acting group based in Port Elizabeth consisting of newcomers and youngsters to the world of acting. |
==Founding, function and history== | ==Founding, function and history== | ||
[[The Young 'Uns]] was a part of the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] and was run by [[Helen Mann]]. | [[The Young 'Uns]] was a part of the [[Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival]] and was run by [[Helen Mann]]. | ||
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| + | ==Some Well-known Actor Members== | ||
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| + | [[Sharon Rother]] | ||
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| + | [[Linda-Louise Swain]] | ||
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==Productions== | ==Productions== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:03, 11 May 2026
The Young 'Uns was an amateur acting group based in Port Elizabeth consisting of newcomers and youngsters to the world of acting.
Contents
Founding, function and history
The Young 'Uns was a part of the Port Elizabeth Shakespearean Festival and was run by Helen Mann.
Some Well-known Actor Members
Productions
August 22-25, 1975: Night Must Fall was staged at the Port Elizabeth Opera House.
Awards
1979: The Marie O'Hamer award was awarded to The Young 'Uns for their production of Point of Departure.
Sources
Original PEMADS Theatre programme for The Rope Dancers, 8-11 August, 1979.
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