Anton Ackermann’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Intro South African actor
Was Actor
From South Africa
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender male
Birth

19 November 1911

Death

1971
(aged 59 years)

Star sign Scorpio

Anton Ackermann (1911–1971) was ‘n Afrikaanse akteur en die leier en regisseur van ‘n reisende Suid-Afrikaanse toneelgeselskap.

Ackermann sluit hom in die vroeë jare dertig by die toneelgeselskap van Wena Naudé en Willem van Zyl aan. Hy het later saam met Pikkie Uys ‘n eie geselskap gestig. Hulle het as ‘n gewilde toneel-egpaar in die laat jare dertig en vroeë jare veertig bekend geraak met stukke soos Wittebroodsdae, Die hand van die gereg (deur S. Ignatius Mocke) en Koop my blomme (‘n verwerking van Pygmalion deur George Bernard Shaw en vertaal deur C.I.C. Uys).

Bronne

  • (af) Swart, dr. M.J. (voorsitter redaksiekomitee). 1980. Afrikaanse kultuuralmanak. Aucklandpark: Federasie van Afrikaanse Kultuurvereniginge.

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