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| − | (19*-) Actor and director. Born in the Cape. Worked with Group 44 (1970s), founded the Belhar Cast theatre group, producing and directing (1979 till late 1980s) Works include Peter Snyders's Political Joke, 1986. Worked professionally for various companies, including the Space Theatre, CAPAB and the Baxter Theatre. Manager of the Youth Programmes for CAPAB (19**-1997), then freelance actor and community worker (1997-). Founder and coordinator of the community and educational theatre company Cape Heart (1997-) . Acting credits include Elke Ou Storie (Space, 1970s) , The Final Sting of the Dying Wasp (Space, 1970s), | + | (19*-) Actor and director. Born in the Cape. Worked with [[Group 44]] (1970s), founded the [[Belhar Cast]] theatre group, producing and directing (1979 till late 1980s) Works include [[Peter Snyders]]'s ''[[Political Joke]]'', 1986. Worked professionally for various companies, including the [[Space Theatre]], [[CAPAB]] and the [[Baxter Theatre]]. Manager of the Youth Programmes for [[CAPAB]] (19**-1997), then freelance actor and community worker (1997-). Founder and coordinator of the community and educational theatre company [[Cape Heart|Cape Heart Community and Educational Theatre Company]] (1997-) . Acting credits include ''[[Elke Ou Storie]]'' ([[Space Theatre]], 1970s) , ''[[The Final Sting of the Dying Wasp]]'' ([[Space Theatre]], 1970s), ''[[Suip!]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 1999 - there were six South African runs and two international runs of this acclaimed play),''[[ Send for Dolly]]'' ([[Artscape]]), ''[[Fire Raisers]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]]), ''[[Kanna hy kô Hystoe]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]]), ''[[Vatmaar]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 2002), ''[[Valley Song]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 2003), ''[[Kringe in die Bos]]'', and ''[[Shirley, Goodness and Mercy]]'' (Baxter, 2007), ''[[PlayGround]]'' ([[Baxter Theatre]], 200*), . Television credits include ''[[Generations]]'', ''[[Soutmansland]]'', ''[[Egoli]]'' and ''[[Orion]]''. [TH] |
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(19*-) Actor and director. Born in the Cape. Worked with Group 44 (1970s), founded the Belhar Cast theatre group, producing and directing (1979 till late 1980s) Works include Peter Snyders's Political Joke, 1986. Worked professionally for various companies, including the Space Theatre, CAPAB and the Baxter Theatre. Manager of the Youth Programmes for CAPAB (19**-1997), then freelance actor and community worker (1997-). Founder and coordinator of the community and educational theatre company Cape Heart Community and Educational Theatre Company (1997-) . Acting credits include Elke Ou Storie (Space Theatre, 1970s) , The Final Sting of the Dying Wasp (Space Theatre, 1970s), Suip! (Baxter Theatre, 1999 - there were six South African runs and two international runs of this acclaimed play),Send for Dolly (Artscape), Fire Raisers (Baxter Theatre), Kanna hy kô Hystoe (Baxter Theatre), Vatmaar (Baxter Theatre, 2002), Valley Song (Baxter Theatre, 2003), Kringe in die Bos, and Shirley, Goodness and Mercy (Baxter, 2007), PlayGround (Baxter Theatre, 200*), . Television credits include Generations, Soutmansland, Egoli and Orion. [TH]
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