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| − | GOLDIN, Brett. (198*- 2006) Actor, playwright, voice artist. Acted professionally since he was 11 years old. Has a BA in English and Drama and a Performer’s Diploma from the University of Cape Town. Stage credits include roles in ''[[Macbeth]]'' ([[[Maynardville]], 20**), ''[[Two Gentlemen of Verona]]'' ([[Maynardville]], 20**), ''[[More]]'' (***), ''[[Pickups]]'' (**), ''[[A Tale of Two Cities]]'' and ''[[The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole]]'' (**), ''[[Hamlet]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 2005). As writer and performer created and toured with his own one-man show ''[[Bad Apple]]'' to schools and played at the Cape Town Festival, the Schools' Festival at Artscape and the NSA Festival in Johannesburg. A prolific worker in TV and film, he co-wrote and starred in Fela’s TV and has been in ''Crazy Monkey''; ''Yizo, Yizo''; ''Charlie Jade'', ''Stokvel'', ''Madam and Eve''; ''SOS'' and ''Scoop Schoombie'' on TV. Film credits include ''Slash'', ''Proteus'', and ''Straight Outta Benoni'' (2005). | + | GOLDIN, Brett. (198*- 2006) Actor, playwright, voice artist. Acted professionally since he was 11 years old. Has a BA in English and Drama and a Performer’s Diploma from the University of Cape Town. Stage credits include roles in ''[[Macbeth]]'' ([[[Maynardville]], 20**), ''[[Two Gentlemen of Verona]]'' ([[Maynardville]], 20**), ''[[More]]'' (***), ''[[Pickups]]'' (**), ''[[A Tale of Two Cities]]'' and ''[[The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole]]'' (**), ''[[Hamlet]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 2005). As writer and performer created and toured with his own one-man show ''[[Bad Apple]]'' to schools and played at the [[Cape Town Festival]], the [[Schools' Festival]] at Artscape and the [[NSA Festival]] in Johannesburg. A prolific worker in TV and film, he co-wrote and starred in Fela’s TV and has been in ''Crazy Monkey''; ''Yizo, Yizo''; ''Charlie Jade'', ''Stokvel'', ''Madam and Eve''; ''SOS'' and ''Scoop Schoombie'' on TV. Film credits include ''Slash'', ''Proteus'', and ''Straight Outta Benoni'' (2005). |
He was murdered on April 16, 2006, on the eve of leaving for Stratford-upon-Avon with the Baxter’s Hamlet company. The Brett Goldin Bursary Fund was founded by the Royal Shakespeare Company in England, The Actor's Centre in Johannesburg and the Baxter Theatre Centre in Cape Town, in honour of his memory. | He was murdered on April 16, 2006, on the eve of leaving for Stratford-upon-Avon with the Baxter’s Hamlet company. The Brett Goldin Bursary Fund was founded by the Royal Shakespeare Company in England, The Actor's Centre in Johannesburg and the Baxter Theatre Centre in Cape Town, in honour of his memory. | ||
Revision as of 11:43, 20 August 2012
GOLDIN, Brett. (198*- 2006) Actor, playwright, voice artist. Acted professionally since he was 11 years old. Has a BA in English and Drama and a Performer’s Diploma from the University of Cape Town. Stage credits include roles in Macbeth ([[[Maynardville]], 20**), Two Gentlemen of Verona (Maynardville, 20**), More (***), Pickups (**), A Tale of Two Cities and The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole (**), Hamlet (Baxter Theatre, 2005). As writer and performer created and toured with his own one-man show Bad Apple to schools and played at the Cape Town Festival, the Schools' Festival at Artscape and the NSA Festival in Johannesburg. A prolific worker in TV and film, he co-wrote and starred in Fela’s TV and has been in Crazy Monkey; Yizo, Yizo; Charlie Jade, Stokvel, Madam and Eve; SOS and Scoop Schoombie on TV. Film credits include Slash, Proteus, and Straight Outta Benoni (2005).
He was murdered on April 16, 2006, on the eve of leaving for Stratford-upon-Avon with the Baxter’s Hamlet company. The Brett Goldin Bursary Fund was founded by the Royal Shakespeare Company in England, The Actor's Centre in Johannesburg and the Baxter Theatre Centre in Cape Town, in honour of his memory.
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