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| − | JENKINS, Tauriq. (19**) Actor and poet. Born in Zimbabwe, he studied at the University of Cape Town. Theatre roles in ''[[The House of Kulumba]]'' (20**), ''[[Othello]]'', ''[[Buckingham Palace, District Six]]'', ''[[Trojan Women]]'', ''[[Les | + | JENKINS, Tauriq. (19**) Actor and poet. Born in Zimbabwe, he studied at the University of Cape Town. Theatre roles in ''[[The House of Kulumba]]'' (20**), ''[[Othello]]'', ''[[Buckingham Palace, District Six]]'', ''[[Trojan Women]]'', ''[[Les Splendides]]'', ''[[The Passions]]'', ''[[King Lear]]'' ([[Roy Sergeant]], 20**), ''[[Oedipus]]'' ([[Roy Sergeant]], 20**), ''[[Bacchae]]'' ([[Roy Sergeant]], 20**), ''[[Macbeth]]'' ([[Maynardville]], 20**), ''[[Hamlet]]'' ([[Mark Hoeben]], 20**), ''[[Antigone]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]] 2004), ''[[Much Ado about Nothing]]'' ([[Maynardville]], 2005), ''[[Hamlet]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre|Baxter]] 2005), Amadeus ([[Baxter Theatre|Baxter]], 2006), **.. Film work includes ''The Mercenary''. His two volumes of poetry, ''Uncle Bob'' and ''Djuranovi'' have been published internationally. He became the Deputy General Sectretary of the [[Performing Arts Network of South Africa]] ([[PANSA]]) in 20**). |
JENKINS, Tauriq, ''[[More is ‘n Lang Dag]]'', [[Deon Opperman]], [[Inniebos-fees]], 2008. [[Albert Maritz]] (Regisseur) | JENKINS, Tauriq, ''[[More is ‘n Lang Dag]]'', [[Deon Opperman]], [[Inniebos-fees]], 2008. [[Albert Maritz]] (Regisseur) | ||
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JENKINS, Tauriq. (19**) Actor and poet. Born in Zimbabwe, he studied at the University of Cape Town. Theatre roles in The House of Kulumba (20**), Othello, Buckingham Palace, District Six, Trojan Women, Les Splendides, The Passions, King Lear (Roy Sergeant, 20**), Oedipus (Roy Sergeant, 20**), Bacchae (Roy Sergeant, 20**), Macbeth (Maynardville, 20**), Hamlet (Mark Hoeben, 20**), Antigone (Baxter Theatre 2004), Much Ado about Nothing (Maynardville, 2005), Hamlet (Baxter 2005), Amadeus (Baxter, 2006), **.. Film work includes The Mercenary. His two volumes of poetry, Uncle Bob and Djuranovi have been published internationally. He became the Deputy General Sectretary of the Performing Arts Network of South Africa (PANSA) in 20**).
JENKINS, Tauriq, More is ‘n Lang Dag, Deon Opperman, Inniebos-fees, 2008. Albert Maritz (Regisseur)
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