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| − | == Origins of speech and drama training in Stellenbosch ==
| + | See '''[[Stellenbosch Unversity Drama Department]]''' |
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| − | == Structure ==
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| − | === Faculty and Staff ===
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| − | === Students ===
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| − | == Courses and programmes ==
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| − | == Related Projects and programmes ==
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| − | === [[ESAT]]: The [[Encyclopaedia of South African Theatre and Performance]] ===
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| − | === [[SATJ]]: [[South African Theatre Journal]] ===
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| − | == Facilities ==
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| − | === Hollandse Saal ===
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| − | === H.B. Thom Theatre ===
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| − | === Drama Department building ===
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| − | == Awards made by the Department ==
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| − | === André Huguenet Toekenning (Award) ===
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| − | Made to the best male student performance in a leading role, by University of Stellenbosch Department of Drama. Donated by [[Hannes Horne]] in 199*, the floating trophy is the actual sword used by [[André Huguenet]] in his 1957 production of ''[[Macbeth]]''.
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| − | === Anna Neethling Pohl Toekenning (Award) ===
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| − | Made to the best female student performance in a leading role, by University of Stellenbosch Department of Drama. Donated by [[Hannes Horne]] in 199*, the floating trophy consists of a framed headband, one of the many distinctive headbands traditionally worn by the grand dame of Afrikaans theatre, Anna Neethling Pohl. *** (Because of the fact that they were made of plaited material, they were affectionately referred to as her "koeksusters" [a typical South African sweet cake] by her students).
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| − | === Mark Graham Toekenning (Award) ===
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| − | == Sources ==
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Revision as of 11:29, 30 January 2013
