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| − | DIBECO, Stanley, “Fats”. (1937-1999). Actor performed in
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| − | ''[[The Mighty Gents]],
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| − | ''[[Phiri]]'',
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| − | ''[[The Primary English Class]]'',
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| − | ''[[The Dutchman]]'',
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| − | ''[[Now There’s Just the Three of Us]]'';
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| − | ''[[Shaka]]'';
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| − | ''[[Prodigal Son]]'';
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| − | ''[[Black and Blue]]'';
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| − | ''[[Phiri]]'';
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| − | ''[[The Dutchman]]'';
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| − | ''[[Now There's Just the Three of Us]]'';
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| − | ''[[The Train]]'';
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| − | ''[[King Kong]]''.
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| − | For [[The Company]] at the [[Market Theatre]]:
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| − | ''[[The Primary English Class]]'';
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| − | ''[[The Mighty Gents]]'';
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| − | ''[[Nongogo]]'';
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| − | ''[[Marabi and the Bacchae]]''.
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| − | Best Supporting Actor nomination for his role in ''[[Saturday Night at the Palace]]'' for the 1962 [[DALRO]] Awards.
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| − | Films:
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| − | ''[[Knock Out]]'';
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| − | ''[[African Adventure]]''.
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| − | TV:
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| − | ''[[Omaruru]]'';
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| − | ''[[The Visitors]]''.
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| − | DIBECO, Fats. (1937-1999) Actor. Born in Alexandra Township, went to school at St Paul's Methodist Church and finished in 1963. An astage actor for over 30 years, he was also a popular and recognisable TV and film performer. His first stage role was in [[Gibson Kente]]’s ''[[Manana the Jazz Prophet]]'' (at [[Dorkay House]]), ''[[The Dutchman]]'' by [[Leroy Jones]] , *** Appeared in ''[[The Train]]'' ([[Zakes Mofokeng]] and [[Corney Mabaso]], 197* - this also staged at [[Space Theatre|The Space]]), ***
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| − | DIBEKO, Fats. He starred in [[Paul Slabolepszy]]’s ''[[Saturday Night at the Palace]]'' with Slabolepszy and [[Bill Flynn]] with direction by [[Bobby Heaney]] at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1982. It returned to the [[Market Theatre]] in October. He starred in [[Barney Simon]]’s ''[[Starbrites]]'' which was staged at the [[Market Theatre|Market]] in September 1990. Films include ''A Good Man in Africa'', ''Going Bananas'', ''Nukie'', *.
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| − | ''[[Saturday Night at the Palace]]'' programme notes, 1982.
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