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| − | ISMAEL-ESSOP, Amrain. (1976*?- ). Stage, film and TV actress and dramatist. Born in Cape Town, studied at [[ | + | ISMAEL-ESSOP, Amrain. (1976*?- ). Stage, film and TV actress and dramatist. Born in Cape Town, studied at [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]] (1996-1998). Wrote and performed ''[[Kerrie Karma]]'' (1999) as part of the [[Baxter Lab]]’s [[Young Writer’s Programme]]. Other stage credits: ''[[Locked]]'' ([[Adam Pike]], 2001) and ''[[Sorrows and Rejoicings]]'' ([[Athol Fugard]], 2001), ''[[For Coloured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf]]'' (2002, [[Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards|Fleur du Cap Award]] for Best Performance in a Musical or Revue, shared with the cast), Film and TV credits include ''Generations'' ([[SABC]], 2001) and ''Scooter Riders'' (***, 2001). |
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ISMAEL-ESSOP, Amrain. (1976*?- ). Stage, film and TV actress and dramatist. Born in Cape Town, studied at University of Cape Town Drama Department (1996-1998). Wrote and performed Kerrie Karma (1999) as part of the Baxter Lab’s Young Writer’s Programme. Other stage credits: Locked (Adam Pike, 2001) and Sorrows and Rejoicings (Athol Fugard, 2001), For Coloured Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf (2002, Fleur du Cap Award for Best Performance in a Musical or Revue, shared with the cast), Film and TV credits include Generations (SABC, 2001) and Scooter Riders (***, 2001).
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