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Brümilde van Rensburg

b. 1956

South African actress known for her role as Louwna in a television series "Egoli: place of Gold"

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About Brümilde van Rensburg

Born 1956. Brümilde van Rensburg is a South African actor, film actor and actress, known for Binnelanders.

Brümilda van Rensburg is a South African actress. She is perhaps best known for her role as Louwna in the TV series Egoli: Place of Gold. She attained her BA Honours in Drama cum laude from the University of Pretoria. Brumilda has won many prestigious awards, such as Best Actress at the Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, among others.

Career While working with CAPAB she was honored with a prestigious Fleur du Cap award for her role as Cassandra in The Orestian Trilogy.

She rose to prominence on the local screen for her role interpretation of the bitchy Adele in Wolwedans in die Skemer.

She was also cast as a political journalist in Binnekring and played as Alicia Francke in season 2 of Ballade vir ‘n Enkeling. The role of Judith in Stolen Lives followed and further gained her prominence.

Her work as Marie in Exit the King earned her a Vita Award and she was a two times nominee for the Most popular SA female actress award. In 1995, she bagged the award.

Brumilda also teaches drama and speaks (as a motivational speaker) across South Africa.

She was a host on her radio talk show on Punt radio for one year. Under the label Brümilda, the veteran actress developed a range of clothes.

She has experience spanning over twelve years of dance training, modern and classic. More to her name is producing three plays for the art festivals and directing some inserts for the SABC.

Brumilda played the lead in om ‘goodbye’ te sê in London to standing ovations in 2000. She landed the starring role of Rika Naude in Hartland, a kykNET drama series.

Helena King in High Rollers was another starring role she landed. She appeared in the SABC3 drama series in 2013.

In 2014, she was cast as Jana du Prees in Binnelanders, a kykNET soap opera.

Filmography

Leading Lady, 2014 Musiek vir die Agtergrond, 2013 The Power of Three, 2011 as Olivia Eternity, 2010 as Lilian Shapiro Brutal Glory (video), 1989 as Lottie Dancing in the Forest, 1989

Television

Binnelanders, 2014-2018 as Jana du Preez High Rollers, 2013 as Helena King Hartland, 2011 Ballade vir 'n Enkeling II, 1993 as Alicia Francke Egoli: Place of Gold, 1992-2010 as Louwna Edwards Die Binnekring, 1990

Stage

Hamlet – Ophelia The Oresteia – Dieter Reible Faust - Dieter Reible Exit the King Agamemnon Atigoni Come back little Sheba Die Soen Siener in die Suburbs

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Important facts

Birth century
Nationality
Known for
Binnelanders
Education
University of Pretoria
Awards
Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards
Also known as
Brumilda

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Brümilde van Rensburg?

South African actress known for her role as Louwna in a television series "Egoli: place of Gold"

When was Brümilde van Rensburg born?

Brümilde van Rensburg was born on 30 October 1956 in Philippolis.

What is Brümilde van Rensburg's occupation?

Brümilde van Rensburg is an actor, film actor and actress.

What is Brümilde van Rensburg known for?

Brümilde van Rensburg is known for Binnelanders.

What nationality is Brümilde van Rensburg?

Brümilde van Rensburg is South African.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Brümilde van Rensburg

· Wikidata: Q13034438

· DBpedia: Brümilda van Rensburg

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