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Lead roles include "Miranda" opposite [[John Boulter]] in [[Leslie French]]'s renowned ''[[The Tempest]]'' ([[PACOFS]], 1969?*), "Maria" in [[Bartho Smit]]’s controversial ''[[Putsonderwater]]'' ([[PACOFS]], 1969), ****. | Lead roles include "Miranda" opposite [[John Boulter]] in [[Leslie French]]'s renowned ''[[The Tempest]]'' ([[PACOFS]], 1969?*), "Maria" in [[Bartho Smit]]’s controversial ''[[Putsonderwater]]'' ([[PACOFS]], 1969), ****. | ||
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(194*-) Actress, teacher and drama lecturer.(Also performed as Rina le Grange-Steyn and Rina Steyn) (194*-)
Trained at the University of Stellenbosch Drama Department, then became a professional actress for PACOFS in 196*-197*.
Retired from acting to become a lecturer in drama and religious studies at the Teacher’s Training College ***. Did a doctorate on the therapeutic uses of drama techniques (University of Stellenbosch, 199*).
Lead roles include "Miranda" opposite John Boulter in Leslie French's renowned The Tempest (PACOFS, 1969?*), "Maria" in Bartho Smit’s controversial Putsonderwater (PACOFS, 1969), ****.
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Return to Main Page (19**-) Studied Drama at Stellenbosch University. Later completed a MA degree and in 199* completed a doctoral study at Stellenbosch University under her married name (Rina Steyn), on ***. Began in theatre as an actress for PACOFS in Bloemfontein. Roles there included Miranda in Leslie French's The Tempest (1970), *** Later married to ** Steyn, moved to the Cape and became a lecturer in educational drama at the ***.
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