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- Peter_Krummeck abstract "Peter Alan Krummeck was an award-winning South African actor, set-designer, playwright, director, writer, and activist, who won renown beyond South Africa in his one-man play Bonhoeffer. Pioneering the use of drama as a tool for reconciliation, he founded the African Community Theatre Service with Archbishop Desmond Tutu as patron. Krummeck was born in East London on 4 March 1947 and died in Cape Town on 9 November 2013.".
- Q15993178 abstract "Peter Alan Krummeck was an award-winning South African actor, set-designer, playwright, director, writer, and activist, who won renown beyond South Africa in his one-man play Bonhoeffer. Pioneering the use of drama as a tool for reconciliation, he founded the African Community Theatre Service with Archbishop Desmond Tutu as patron. Krummeck was born in East London on 4 March 1947 and died in Cape Town on 9 November 2013.".
- Peter_Krummeck comment "Peter Alan Krummeck was an award-winning South African actor, set-designer, playwright, director, writer, and activist, who won renown beyond South Africa in his one-man play Bonhoeffer. Pioneering the use of drama as a tool for reconciliation, he founded the African Community Theatre Service with Archbishop Desmond Tutu as patron. Krummeck was born in East London on 4 March 1947 and died in Cape Town on 9 November 2013.".
- Q15993178 comment "Peter Alan Krummeck was an award-winning South African actor, set-designer, playwright, director, writer, and activist, who won renown beyond South Africa in his one-man play Bonhoeffer. Pioneering the use of drama as a tool for reconciliation, he founded the African Community Theatre Service with Archbishop Desmond Tutu as patron. Krummeck was born in East London on 4 March 1947 and died in Cape Town on 9 November 2013.".