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Magda van Biljon (1946-) is an actress, playwright, director and producer for stage and TV.
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Biography
She matriculated at Helpmekaar College in Johannesburg in 1963.
She was married to the actor Zack du Plessis.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
She had a role in the television thriller Samaritaan in the 1990s and she became known as "Tannie Magda" in the children’s programme Wielie Walie.
Awards, etc.
She was commended for her documentary programme on Bushmen at the French Film Festival for Women.
Sources
Rooi Rose, 56(7), April 1998.
Biographical notes in a 2014 media release for Cabernet-Cabaret ("Music Theatre with a cabaret blend")[1]
A.J. Opperman 2023. "Magda en Elma vier 60ste saam" Die Burger: 12 August (Aktueel, p.3).
A.J. Opperman 2026. "Magda van Biljon vier 80 jaaren Elma vier 60ste saam" Die Burger: 18 March: p.8.[2]
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