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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
  
Born in Bloemfontein on 10 July, 1962, she attended  [[Hoër Meisieskool Oranje]] in Bloemfontein, and started acting at the age of 16 while still at school, winning the nationwide [[ATKV]] competition as best supporting actress, followed by the next year winning the best actress award.
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Born in Bloemfontein on 10 July, 1962, she attended  [[Hoër Meisieskool Oranje]] in Bloemfontein, and started acting at the age of 16 while still at school, winning the nationwide [[ATKV]] competition as best supporting actress, followed by the next year winning the best actress award. She then studied drama at the University of the Orange Free State.  
  
While doing her post graduation acting diploma she was hailed as South Africa's answer to Meryl Steep ([[Adrienne Sichel]]: ''[[The Star]]'') for her part as ‘Anna’ in the highly acclaimed ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'' (1984).
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She went on to become a highly regarded professional actress, having been hailed as South Africa's answer to Meryl Steep by [[Adrienne Sichel]] in ''[[The Star]]'' for her part as "Anna" in the highly acclaimed ''[[Ek, Anna van Wyk]]'' (1984).
  
After completing her studies she joined [[PACOFS]] as a member of their permanent acting company for a couple of years.
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Mostert also turned to fine and graphic art as a means of self expression.  Self-taught, but inspired by renowned artists such as Keith Alexander and Gerhardt Richter, she uses oil and canvas to create surreal visions that challenge the imagination.  and allow you to see something different every time you look.
  
While free lancing for [[CAPAB]] she performed in productions like Ibsen’s ''[[Spoke]]'', 1990 winner of the AA Vita award for Best Production and Rebellie van Lafras Verwey, winner of 1992 Fleur du Cap Best Production.
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''For her work as graphic and fine artist, see her website at '''http://isabellamostert.co.za/#go_page_755'''''
She made her debut on television in the award winning series Arende, and was nominated for an Artes Award for best supporting actress in 1993. She also played ‘Lilley’ in the acclaimed Puppet Masters, winner of the 1993 Artes Best Drama Series for CCV.
 
Other television credits include Sonkring, The Game, Backstage, Sewende Laan, Egoli, Getroud met Rugby, Binnelanders and Feast of the Uninvited.
 
She has also featured in Henley-on-Klip: The Movie and the feature film Roepman.
 
 
 
 
For her work as graphic and fine artist, see her website at '''http://isabellamostert.co.za/#go_page_755'''
 
  
 
==Stage, film and  TV work==  
 
==Stage, film and  TV work==  

Revision as of 06:32, 14 December 2024

Isabella Mostert (19**- ) is a South African actress, writer and graphic artist.

Also billed Isabel Mostert on occasion.

Biography

Born in Bloemfontein on 10 July, 1962, she attended Hoër Meisieskool Oranje in Bloemfontein, and started acting at the age of 16 while still at school, winning the nationwide ATKV competition as best supporting actress, followed by the next year winning the best actress award. She then studied drama at the University of the Orange Free State.

She went on to become a highly regarded professional actress, having been hailed as South Africa's answer to Meryl Steep by Adrienne Sichel in The Star for her part as "Anna" in the highly acclaimed Ek, Anna van Wyk (1984).

Mostert also turned to fine and graphic art as a means of self expression. Self-taught, but inspired by renowned artists such as Keith Alexander and Gerhardt Richter, she uses oil and canvas to create surreal visions that challenge the imagination. and allow you to see something different every time you look.

For her work as graphic and fine artist, see her website at http://isabellamostert.co.za/#go_page_755

Stage, film and TV work

Best known for her starring role as "Liefie" in the television drama series Arende and the title role of "Anna" in the Afrikaans feature film Ek, Anna van Wyk (1984).

Sources

http://thespians.co.za/isabella-mostert/

https://www.tvsa.co.za/actors/viewactor.aspx?actorid=8254

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