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[[Sue Diepeveen]] is an Somerset West based actress, voice over artist, drama teacher, director and theatre maker. | [[Sue Diepeveen]] is an Somerset West based actress, voice over artist, drama teacher, director and theatre maker. | ||
| − | She studied at [[PAW]] ([[Performer’s Arts Workshop]]), the first non-racial school in the country in the 1980’s, and then studied further in England. When she came back she ran a drama teaching studio with 300 children, while raising her | + | She studied at [[PAW]] ([[Performer’s Arts Workshop]]), the first non-racial school in the country in the 1980’s, and then studied further in England. When she came back she ran a drama teaching studio with 300 children, while raising her two daughters, and wrote and taught, did eisteddfods and so on. Passionate about drama training in schools, teaching kids about theatre, and an appreciation of theatre. |
When she turned 40 she decided to get back into acting herself. | When she turned 40 she decided to get back into acting herself. | ||
Revision as of 07:01, 24 August 2018
Sue Diepeveen is an Somerset West based actress, voice over artist, drama teacher, director and theatre maker.
She studied at PAW (Performer’s Arts Workshop), the first non-racial school in the country in the 1980’s, and then studied further in England. When she came back she ran a drama teaching studio with 300 children, while raising her two daughters, and wrote and taught, did eisteddfods and so on. Passionate about drama training in schools, teaching kids about theatre, and an appreciation of theatre.
When she turned 40 she decided to get back into acting herself.
She founded and became the manager of The Drama Factory, while also running
Q & A: "The Drama Factory", WeekendSpecial 8 February 2018. 119[1]
