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Revision as of 13:29, 18 June 2016
Kita Redelinghuys (Also written Kita Redelinghuijs at times) (19**-) Actress.
Contents
Biography
Married to dramatist Bartho Smit in 19**. She later developed an alcohol problem and disappeared from the scene. Many believe Bartho Smit’s finest play, Christine, is in part based on his complex relationship with Kita.
Youth
Training
She received her training at the University of Pretoria, the drama schools of Charles Antonetti and Raymonde Lombardin in Paris and the Webber Douglas School of Dramatic Art in London. She returned to South Africa in 1957.
Career
Started out as an amateur actress with Volksteater. She joined the NTO in 1957 and since 1963 she worked for PACT.
Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance
Played the “coloured” mother “Bertha” to great acclaim in Lewis Sowden’s The Kimberley Train (1958), Die Jakkalsstreke van Scapino (1958), “Joan” in Shaw’s Saint Joan (NTO, 1959), Meneer Sleeman Kom (1963).
Other productions include Agt Vroue, Die Gebreekte Kruik, Soldate-vryers (1965), Pa, Maak vir my 'n Vlieër Pa, Die Koning Sterf, Oom Wanja (PACT 1967), Die Skuld van Oedipus, Modes van Agter, Skuld van Voor, Die Renosters, Die Lewe wat ek jou Gegee het, Monserrat, Bruidjie Dit en Bruidjie Dot, Modes van Agter, Skuld van Voor, Sagmoedige Neelsie, Dodedans.
Awards, etc
Sources
Du Toit, 1988;
Tucker, 1997 [TH, JH]
Modes van Agter, Skuld van Voor programme notes, 1964.
PACT Report 1963/1964
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