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• Night Sky
  == The original text == 1992: Staged in the [[Upstairs at the Market|Upstairs Theatre]], Johannesburg, in April, directed by [[Janice Honeyman]], starring [[Warr
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• The Island of Slaves
  ''The island of slaves'', final examination performance project for Drama III Mim ...[Marivaux]]. Directed by [[Dieter Reible]] and opened at [[Upstairs at the Market]] as a late night performance on 29 March 1982, starring [[Mitzi Booysen]],
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• The Bijers Sunbird
  ''[[The Bijers Sunbird]]'' is a play by [[Robert Kirby]]. == The original text ==
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• Lesley Nott
  She was trained at the University of Cape Town Drama School. She worked for [[PACT]] English company until the end of 1977(?).
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• Burn This
  ==The original text== ...thy]] under [[Clare Stopford]]’s direction was staged at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1989.
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• The Meeting
  ''The Meeting'' is a 1987 play by American writer Jeff Stetson [https://en.wikipe 198*: Presented at the [[Market Theatre]], directed by [[John Kani]] in the late 1980s.
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• Hellhound
  1992: Staged at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1992, directed by [[Neil McCarthy]], starring [[Michelle Botes]], [[Gi ...phs taken during the 1992 production held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: MARKET THEATRE]: 2004. 30. 5. 26.
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• Making Like America
  by [[Paul Slabolepszy]]. A tragi-comic play about two brothers, the one just out of jail, who attempt to rob a bank. Published in ''[[Mooi Str ...and at the [[Baxter Theatre]] in 1987, directed by [[Bobby Heaney]] with the author, [[Paul Slabolepszy]], [[Marius Weyers]], [[Nicky Rebelo]] and [[Lid
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• Christo Leach
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== His ''[[Die Spinner]]'' was the late night show at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in January 1985.
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• Cincinatti – Scenes from City Life
  ...– Scenes from City Life]]'' is a workshopped play by [[Barney Simon]] and the original cast. ==The original text==
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• Forbidden Fruits
  ''[[Forbidden Fruits]]'', a bawdy play looking at "sex through the ages" by [[Janice Honeyman]]. ...titled '''[[Forbidden Fruit]]''' that have been written and produced over the years.''
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• Eddie Nhlapo
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...'' ([[Upstairs at the Market]]), “Sargeant” in Mda’s ''[[We Shall Sing for the Fatherland]]'' ([[FUBA]], 1978/9).
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• Volute Productions
  ...alk in the Woods]]'' was a [[Market Theatre]]/Volute collaboration. ''[[In the Summer of 1918]]'' and ''[[Shadowlands]]'' were also produced. ''[[A Walk in the Woods]]'' programme notes, 1989.
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• Children of Asazi
  == The original text == ...ntradictions of everyday life through the plight of orphans, the homeless, the unemployed and young people in love.
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• Jo Dunstan
  ...English, ''[[The Orange Earth]]'', when it was staged at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1978. He also directed ''[[Hey Smile Wit' Me]]'', ''[[Veronica's Room]]'', ''[[The Bright White Flower]]''.
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• Donald Howarth
  ...[Sugar in the Morning]]'', was selected first performed at the Royal Court Theatre in 1959. == Contribution to South African Theatre, Film, Media and Performance ==
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• Fats Dibeco
  Born [[Stanley Dibeco]] in Alexandra Township, went to school at St Paul's Methodist Church and finished in 1963. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Terry Norton
  Studied drama at the [[University of Cape Town]] (graduated 1979). ...y Norton has lived and performed in both London and New York. Her work in theatre, film and television is extensive.
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• Genocide
  ==The original text== The play is deals with the rise of Nazi fascism and the holocaust of the Second World War, and was first performed in 1982.
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• Cathy Zerbst
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...k]]’s production of ''[[Jacques Brel]]'' in November 1979 at the [[Chelsea Theatre]] together with [[Ann Hamblin]], [[Robin Dolton]] and [[Ferdy Uphof]].
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• Benjy Francis
  Studied at the University of Durban-Westville. He stuied for two years at the Drama Centre in London. ...g for the Fatherland]]'' (1978/9?*), ''[[The Me Nobody Knows]]'' ([[Market Theatre]], 1977.
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• Sam Williams
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...e formed an a cappella band called the Boston Brothers. He was a member of the [[Phoenix Players]].
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• Speed-the-Plow
  ''[[Speed-the-Plow]]'' is a play by American playwright, film director, screenwriter and ''Not to be confused with '''[[Speed the Plough]]''' by H.V. Morton (1798).''
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• Stormriders
  The play was awarded the Dawie Malan Prize (DALRO), 1992. 1988: Directed by [[Clare Stopford]] [[Upstairs at the Market]] starring [[Neil McCarthy]], [[Dawid Minnaar]], [[Joanna Weinberg]], [[Ric
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• James Mthoba
  ...ious theatre and they did a lot of nativity plays with a difference. After the course he joined [[Workshop '71]]. ...of [[Federated Union of Black Artists]]. He was a senior drama teacher at the FUBA Academy.
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• Barrie Shah
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ''[[Saras]]'' (an original musical in which she played the lead),
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• How Now, Sacred Cow?
  1977: First performed at [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1977, directed by [[Robert Kirby]], starring himself and [[Rika Sennet 1978: An MJR Production presented in the Concert Hall, [[Baxter Theatre]], 1978, directed by [[Robert Kirby]], featuring Kirby and [[Maureen Englan
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• Robert Whitehead
  ...erwise Engaged]]'' and ''[[Getting Away With Murder]]'' (at the [[Intimate Theatre]]). (SACD 1977/78) ...for which he was nominated for the Artes Award) he then spent some time in the USA where he worked with Charles Ludlam's Ridiculous Theatrical Company in
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• Virginia
  ...ged originally in Canada and subsequently in the West End of London at the Theatre Royal Haymarket with Maggie Smith and directed by Robin Phillips. == The original text ==
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• Ibchek
  ...reliving the bourgeois romantic situations of ''[[The Seagull]]'' and ''[[The Cherry Orchard]]''. ...Keogh]] and [[Elaine Proctor]]. It then played a season [[Upstairs at the Market]] (1979).
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• Anthony James
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ''[[In the Case of J. Robert Oppenheimer]]'',
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• The Ugly Noonoo
  ''[[The Ugly Noonoo]]'' comic satire written by [[Andrew Buckland]] (1954-) == The original text ==
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• The Last Trek
  ...poverty of city life to a new beginning on the land; it is a metaphor for the rebirth of a nation. == The original text ==
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• Garalt MacLiam
  ...]] (1937-2014) was a South African playwright, director, actor, author and theatre critic. ...d in making the characters come alive. His words will live on in Just Down the Road, A Sort of Love Story and Thursday Night is Different..
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• Robin Levetan
  He was a member of the 1980s band ''Bright Blue'' who performed anti-apartheid music. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Sandra Duncan
  ...oerien-Firth Company]], remaining in the country for much of the time, for the next 20 years. She then returned to resettle in England in 1993. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Black Dog-Inj'emnyama!
  == The original text == ...6 Soweto uprising and the renewed unrest of 1984-5, in order to reflect on the unrest and responses to it.
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• Lucille Gillwald
  ...26 May 1934 at Sydney-on-Vaal on the diamond fields in the Northern Cape, the eldest daughter of a diamond prospector. ...became the president of the [[National Council of Women]], later known as the [[Black Sash]].
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• Danny and the Deep Blue Sea
  ''[[Danny and the Deep Blue Sea]]'' is a play by John Patrick Shanley (1950-)[]. ''Not to be confused with Terence Rattigan's '''[[The Deep Blue Sea]]'''''.
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• Kate Edwards
  Graduated from [[University of the Witwatersrand Drama Department|Wits]] in 1982 with a BA Dramatic Art. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Bodies
  == The original text == ...tre at the Orange Tree, Richmond (Surrey, England), who first staged it on the 29th April 1977. Published by Samuel French (1979), Dramatist's Play Servic
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• Moyra Fine
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...life. Together with [[Rob Amato]] she carried on the theatre, now known as The [[People's Space]] after its creators left for London.
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• Dawid Minnaar
  ...Upington in the Northern Cape, the youngest of 5 children, and grew up on the family farm Rooidam, Namibia and went to primary school in Bethanie. ...Stellenbosch, Department of Drama]], and a B.A. Honours degree in Drama at the [[University of Cape Town]].
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• Die Bywoners
  ...ywoners]] ("the tenant farmers" "or "the sharecroppers") can refer to a '''theatre company''' or to a '''play'''. =[[Die Bywoners]]: The theatre company=
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• Die Spinner
  ''[[Die Spinner]]'' ("The spinner") is a one-man play by [[Christo Leach|C.P. Leach]]. == The original text ==
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• Talley's Folly
  ==The original text== ...of Wilson plays revolving around the Talley family of Lebanon, Missouri. (The other plays are ''[[Talley & Son]]'' and ''[[Fifth of July]]''.)
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• Black Age
  ...rrupt officials specifically in the Department of Pensions and Welfare and the resultant exploitation and humiliation of indigent black pensioners. 1995: First staged at the [[Windybrow Arts Festival]] in March, directed by [[Selaelo Maredi]], with
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• Dorothy-Ann Gould
  Studied drama from 1979 at the University of Natal, Durban, under [[Elizabeth Sneddon]], obtaining a B.A. ...did fourteen productions. After her return she has worked for most of the theatre companies in South Africa and as a stage actress she made name for herself
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• Die Teken
  ''[[Die Teken]]'' ("The Sign") is a play by [[Deon Opperman]] (1962-). == The original text ==
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• Junction Avenue Theatre Company
  [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]] ([[JATC]]) is a Johannesburg based theatre company. Also referred to as [[Junction Avenue Theatre]] or simply [[Junction Avenue]] in some sources.
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• Megan Kruskal
  ...in, and has worked there since as a voice artist, writer and actress under the name [[Megan Metrikin]]. ...ieter|Tjaart]]’s ''[[The Vegetable Woman]]'' or ''[[Meditations on Blake & The Minotaur’s Sister]]'' (An adaption of Euripides’s ''[[Hippolytus]]'').
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• An Arabian Night
  See also '''''[[The Arabian Nights]]''''' == The original text ==
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• Buried Child
  ...an mythology and the American dream, the 1970s rural economic slowdown and the breakdown of traditional family structures and values. ...the play was presented by the [[Market Theatre Company]] [[Upstairs at the Market]] in 1982, starring [[Neville Thomas]] (Bradley), [[Jeremy Crutchley]] (Vin
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• L'Isle des Esclaves
  ...masters become slaves and slaves become masters. Trivelin, the governor of the island, makes Arlequin and Iphicrate, as well as Euphrosine and her slave C ...presented for the first time on March 5, 1725 at the Hôtel de Bourgogne by the Comédie Italienne.
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• Company
  ...mpany''', used in exactly the same way. Also often '''Toneelgeselskap''' ("Theatre Company" or "Theatrical Company") = '''Use as the name of specific theatrical companies''' =
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• Born in the RSA
  ''[[Born in the RSA]]'' is a multilingual, workshopped play (styled a "docudrama") by [[Bar == The original text ==
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• Fats Bookholane
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...3), ''[[The Blacks]]'' ([[PACT]] 1989), ''[[The Mighty Gents]]'' ([[Market Theatre]]), ''[[Hallelujah!]]'' (2000)'
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• Thokozile Ntshinga
  ...inga]] (1953-) is a well known actress, director, translator, [[community theatre]] facilitator and arts activist. ...r: a [[Fleur du Cap]] award for ''[[Mies Julie]]'' and a masters degree in the US).
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• Anthony Fridjhon
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...''[[You Can't Take it With You]]'', ''[[Wait Until Dark]]'', ''[[Suddenly at Home]]'', ''[[Satire Schmatire]]'' and ''[[Adam's Follies]]''.
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• Bobby Heaney
  Bobby is married and the couple has two sons. He graduated from the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]] in 1975.
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• Faces in the Wall
  ''Faces in the Wall'' is the first play written by [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]] (1945-). == The original text ==
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• On the Verge of Exploding
  ''[[On the Verge of Exploding]]'' is a British play developed in by [[John Wright]], ==The original text==
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• Still Life
  == The original play == ...d in 1936, it was one of ten short plays known collectively as ''[[Tonight at 8:30]]'', and intended to be performed across three evenings. Originally wr
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• A Lesson from Aloes
  == The original text == ...struggle against apartheid. The action of the play takes place in 1961 in the backyard of a small house in Algoa Park, Port Elizabeth. First performed i
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• Mark Banks
  Born in Manchester, the year Valium was discovered. ...epping the Mark]]'', etc. Was the official South African representative at the 1996 Comedy Festival in Montreal.
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• Saira Essa
  She was married to the actor [[Charles Pillai]]. She later married Mark Corlett. She has a BA Honours degree in Drama and is a Licentiate of the Trinity College of Music, London.
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• Greek
  ...lf Moon Theatre in London on 11 February 1980, in a production directed by the author. ...]], music by [[Johan Cloete]]. This production opened at [[Upstairs at the Market]] on 13 August 1986.
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• Grethe Fox
  ...t Revel Fox and the niece of [[Uys Krige]]. At one time she was married to the film maker Manie van Rensburg. ...ents only spoke English to her which explains why she is so comfortable in the use of languages.
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• Entertaining Mr Sloane
  ...s Sloane, a brooding, dangerous lodger against his hosts. As Sloane prowls the house, his charm works on everyone but it cannot help him shake his dark pa The play was first produced in London at the New Arts Theatre on 6 May 1964.
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• Andrew Buckland
  ...1954 in Zimbabwe, where he also completed his schooling, before attending the [[Rhodes University Drama Department]], graduating in 1979 with a BA Honour ...a lecturer in the [[Rhodes University Drama Department|Drama Department]] at Rhodes University. (Later senior lecturer and finally professor.)
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• Saturday Night at the Palace
  ''[[Saturday Night at the Palace]]'' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Night_at_the_Palace] is ...with his life, attacks his friend, then turns on, abuses and finally kills the black roadhouse attendant.
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• Sweeney Todd
  = The original text = ...ey Todd''' first appeared as the main protagonist of the Victorian story ''The String of Pearls'' (1846–47),
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• Skyf
  == The original text == 1984: Directed by [[Christopher Weare|Chris Weare]] for the [[Baxter Theatre]], first performed 27 April 1984, starring [[Sean Taylor]] (Skyf), [[David
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• Lynne Maree
  '''Lynne Maree''' (19**-). Actress, director, theatre manager. Lynne, a Capetonian, started her professional life at the [[Space Theatre]] and moved to Johannesburg in 1976. Essentially an actress, she also direc
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• Steven Berkoff
  ...pedia.org/wiki/Steven_Berkoff] is an English actor, author, playwright and theatre director. ...innovative, more integrated theatrical language. Berkoff’s encounter with the mime artist Jacques le Coq in Paris was paramount to his career.
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• Frantz Dobrowsky
  He was born in the Transkei. He studied Speech and Drama at [[Rhodes University]] and went on to become a fine bilingual ([[Afrikaans]]
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• ESAT Venues U
  Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]] Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
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• Vanessa Cooke
  The daughter of [[Roy Cooke]], she studied at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]], completing a BA in English and History. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• Joanie Galant-hulle
  == The original text == ...ushed out to the Cape Flats where moral and social disintegration leads to the death of her husband and baby.
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• Travesties
  ...British playwright Tom Stoppard [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Stoppard#Theatre] (1937-). ==The original text==
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• Dimetos
  == The original text == ...kipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Camus], to look at notions of creativity, duty and the destructive forces of human passion.
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• Gcina Mhlophe
  Raised in the Transkei, she learnt storytelling from her grandmother. She later obtained == The theatre-maker and actress ==
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• Ross Devenish
  ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance== ...t the Market]] in 1980, having played to full houses at London's National Theatre.
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• The Blood Knot
  ''[[The Blood Knot]]'' is a play by [[Athol Fugard]] (1932-). Also found as '''''[[The Bloodknot]]'''''
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• Sean Taylor
  Studied drama at the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]], 1977-1979. Founding member of [[Troupe Theatre Company]].
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• Jan Engelen
  ...ne Balder]]. The family moved to Stellenbosch in 1961, where he studied at the [[Stellenbosch University Drama Department]]. ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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• The Company
  ...the years, especially in the 1970s and 1980s, as part of the [[alternative theatre]] movement of that period in South Africa. ...ription (such is the [[PACT Afrikaans Company]], The [[Arena Company]], or the [[Company of Four]] for instance).
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• Clare Stopford
  The first name sometines found written [[Claire Stopford]] Clare studied at the [[University of Cape Town Drama Department]].
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• Lindsay Reardon
  He was married to [[Reza de Wet]] from the late 1980s until her death in 2012. ...irector at the [[Market Theatre]]. He was at one time also the director of the [[Centre of Creative Acting]] in Hillbrow. Also worked freelance for [[PACO
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• Thina Bantu - We People
  ''[[Thina Bantu - We People]]'' is a wokshopped play by [[Mavis Taylor]] and the [[UCT Workshop]] (According to [[Itumeleng Wa Lehure]]’s CV, the text was created by [[Itumeleng Wa-Lehure]], [[Mavis Taylor]] and [[Mark Fl
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• Ubu Roi
  '''''Ubu Roi''''' ('''''Ubu the King''''' or '''''King Ubu''''') is a play by French writer [[Alfred Jarry] == The original text ==
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• Der Kontrabass
  == The original text == Written as a monologue in one act in 1980, the peice premiered in 1981.
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• Kevin Smith
  He has travelled the world as a presenter for Front Row on M-Net, sharpening his presenting skil ...acted in two international films, most notably in the final instalment of the Quentin Tarantino cult trilogy, ''From Dusk 'Til Dawn''.
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• Môre is 'n Lang Dag
  ...itle also found written as '''''[[Môre is 'n lang dag]]''''', according to the [[Afrikaans]] convention for titles. ==The original text==
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• Barney Simon
  ...stic director, writer, copywriter, teacher, and co-creator of the [[Market Theatre]] in Johannesburg. ...of the most influential figures in South Africa theatre from the 1970s to the 1990s.
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• Non si paga! Non si paga!
  ==The original text== ...backlash against high prices and was the first theatre piece performed in the Palazzina Liberty on 3 October 1974.
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• God's Forgotten
  == The original text == ...c look at a nightmare South Africa, providing a dark and pessimistic look at a family of Afrikaner women besieged during a projected civil war. A play a
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• Janice Honeyman
  ...anice graduated with a BA and Performer's Diploma in Speech and Drama from the [[University of Cape Town]]. ...h group with [[Robin Malan]]. She later became head of the [[Youth Group]] at [[PACT]], before becoming a freelance actress and director.
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• Bill Brewer
  [[Bill Brewer]] (19**-1984) Actor, radio personality and theatre and film critic. ...', he was one of the most influential national theatre and film critics of the 1950s and 1960s, not only writing reviews, but a regular column as well .
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• John Maytham
  Born in the Eastern Cape. He spent some time pursuing a medical career then graduated f ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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