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Wessel Pretorius (1986-*) studied at the [[Universiteit van Stellenbosch Drama Departement|Stellenbosch University Drama Department]]. Best actor, [[Aardklop festival]], 2012. His solo production ''[[Ont-]]'', written by himself, was crowned as the best drama production at the [[Woordfees]] in March 2012. He has performed in ''[[N vir Neurose]]'', ''[[Vagina Dentata]]'', ''[[Ubu en die Secrecy Bill]]'' among others. He has had roles in several radio dramas and has appeared in a drama on television. He considers his high school drama teacher [[Jan Prinsloo]] as well as [[Antoinette Kellermann]], [[Marthinus Basson]] and [[Christiaan Olwagen]] as his mentors.
 
Wessel Pretorius (1986-*) studied at the [[Universiteit van Stellenbosch Drama Departement|Stellenbosch University Drama Department]]. Best actor, [[Aardklop festival]], 2012. His solo production ''[[Ont-]]'', written by himself, was crowned as the best drama production at the [[Woordfees]] in March 2012. He has performed in ''[[N vir Neurose]]'', ''[[Vagina Dentata]]'', ''[[Ubu en die Secrecy Bill]]'' among others. He has had roles in several radio dramas and has appeared in a drama on television. He considers his high school drama teacher [[Jan Prinsloo]] as well as [[Antoinette Kellermann]], [[Marthinus Basson]] and [[Christiaan Olwagen]] as his mentors.
  
He wrote ''[[Die Dag is Bros]]''.
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He wrote ''[[Die Dag is Bros]]'', ''[[Die Ontelbare 48]]''.
  
  

Revision as of 08:43, 26 October 2016

Wessel Pretorius (1986-*) studied at the Stellenbosch University Drama Department. Best actor, Aardklop festival, 2012. His solo production Ont-, written by himself, was crowned as the best drama production at the Woordfees in March 2012. He has performed in N vir Neurose, Vagina Dentata, Ubu en die Secrecy Bill among others. He has had roles in several radio dramas and has appeared in a drama on television. He considers his high school drama teacher Jan Prinsloo as well as Antoinette Kellermann, Marthinus Basson and Christiaan Olwagen as his mentors.

He wrote Die Dag is Bros, Die Ontelbare 48.


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