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| − | DE MEESTER, Johan, Jr. (18*-19*) Actor, highly regarded director and manager. Born in Belgium, the son of a theatre critic and literary figure, he trained and performed (alongside [[Paul de Groot]] and [[Anton Verheyen]]) with the Hagespelers in 't Voorhout of Eduard Verkade in Amsterdam. Later he became leader of the prestigious company Het Vlaamsche Volkstoneel. As a director he concentrated on original Dutch and Flemish plays, or localizations of classical work. In his company he also had the young Jan Plaat, who was to become a | + | DE MEESTER, Johan, Jr. (18*-19*) Actor, highly regarded director and manager. Born in Belgium, the son of a theatre critic and literary figure, he trained and performed (alongside [[Paul de Groot]] and [[Anton Verheyen]]) with the Hagespelers in 't Voorhout of Eduard Verkade in Amsterdam. Later he became leader of the prestigious company Het Vlaamsche Volkstoneel. As a director he concentrated on original Dutch and Flemish plays, or localizations of classical work. In his company he also had the young Jan Plaat, who was to become a household name in Pretoria as [[Jean Plaat-Stultjes]]. * De Meester visited South Africa in the 1950s to direct plays for the South African [[National Theatre Organisation]], including *** |
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DE MEESTER, Johan, Jr. (18*-19*) Actor, highly regarded director and manager. Born in Belgium, the son of a theatre critic and literary figure, he trained and performed (alongside Paul de Groot and Anton Verheyen) with the Hagespelers in 't Voorhout of Eduard Verkade in Amsterdam. Later he became leader of the prestigious company Het Vlaamsche Volkstoneel. As a director he concentrated on original Dutch and Flemish plays, or localizations of classical work. In his company he also had the young Jan Plaat, who was to become a household name in Pretoria as Jean Plaat-Stultjes. * De Meester visited South Africa in the 1950s to direct plays for the South African National Theatre Organisation, including ***
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