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Jo da Silva (19**-). Actress, best known for her soapie roles as Natasha Wallace on Isidingo and as Gita McGregor on 7de Laan.
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Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Jo has appeared on stage in productions of Don't Dress for Dinner (1993), Murder in Green Meadows (1994), My Fat Friend (1995), Burning Blue (as Susan Stephensen, 1996), Love, Julie (as Gail, 1997), Death of a Salesman (as The Woman, 2001), Maybe Baby, It's You (2002), Auditioning Angels (2003).
Awards, etc.
Winner of a Vita Award (Cape Town region) Best performance in comedy by female:Maybe Baby, It's You, award year 2002.
Sources
Theatre programmes of various productions.
NELM Literary Awards database.
TVSA [1].
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