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Revision as of 16:52, 1 October 2014
(19**-) Director, actor, playwright
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Biography
He grew up in Namaqualand.
Training
Studied at the University of Cape Town Drama Department
Career
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
He made his debut as actor in Paul Malherbe's production of Die Gelukkigste Dae van jou Lewe. He appeared on stage in Husse met Lang Ore, Send for Dolly (Baxter Theatre), Die Vonkel in haar oë! - 'n Spel van my kontrei (1989), Brothers (1988) and on television in Heroes, Boerewysheid, Arende.
As director: he directed the cabaret Mes Amis Mes Amours for the Oude Libertas and his own play Kringspel 'n Kleuterspel vir Grootmense (ATKV Best Production, Best Director), and Kennedy's Children.
Awards, etc
Sources
Brothers theatre programme, 1988.
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