Cole Wessels

<div>Mince Jou Hare, is a feel-good small-town sitcom written and co-produced by the South African, media personality, Shimmy Isaacs.&nbsp;</div><div><br /></div><div>The story is inspired and set in the backdrop of Worcester, in the Western Cape, and based on a story about Isaacs’ mom, a hairdresser, and her pursuit of her own destiny.</div><div>Mince Jou Hare follows the story of Frieda, her family, and friends on a journey of self-discovery.&nbsp;</div><div>Frieda, and her best friend, Julia decide to quit their factory jobs to set up a hair salon in Frieda’s home, disrupting the lives of her family, neighbours, and clients in the process.</div><div><br /></div><div>Melissa de Vries stars as Frieda with comedian Dugald Pieterse as her husband Vincent. Bianca Flanders as her best friend Julia and Franka Kirby in a breakthrough role as her daughter Jody.</div><div>Our very own Cole Wessels can be seen playing the role of Jared, the son of Frieda’s customer, Suzette who attends school with Jody.</div><div><br /></div><div>Mince Jou hare is a feel-good story with bumps in the road and laughter all the way through.</div><div><br /></div><div>Mince Jou Hare is available on Showmax from 20 May, with new episodes every week.</div><div><br /></div>

Mince Jou Hare, is a feel-good small-town sitcom written and co-produced by the South African, media personality, Shimmy Isaacs. 

The story is inspired and set in the backdrop of Worcester, in the Western Cape, and based on a story about Isaacs’ mom, a hairdresser, and her pursuit of her own destiny.
Mince Jou Hare follows the story of Frieda, her family, and friends on a journey of self-discovery. 
Frieda, and her best friend, Julia decide to quit their factory jobs to set up a hair salon in Frieda’s home, disrupting the lives of her family, neighbours, and clients in the process.

Melissa de Vries stars as Frieda with comedian Dugald Pieterse as her husband Vincent. Bianca Flanders as her best friend Julia and Franka Kirby in a breakthrough role as her daughter Jody.
Our very own Cole Wessels can be seen playing the role of Jared, the son of Frieda’s customer, Suzette who attends school with Jody.

Mince Jou hare is a feel-good story with bumps in the road and laughter all the way through.

Mince Jou Hare is available on Showmax from 20 May, with new episodes every week.


MINCE JOU HARE AFRIKAANS SHOWMAX SITCOM FEATURING ICE ARTISTE COLE WESSELS

MINCE JOU HARE FEATURING COLE WESSELS

MINCE JOU HARE | Cole Wessels

<div>The Toyota SU Woordfees is a festival that transforms the town of Stellenbosch in the Western Cape Winelands into a whirlwind of energy and creativity as artists, audiences and communities collide in the celebration of theatre, film, dance, discourse, literature, art, music, and poetry. The Toyota SU Woordfees is more than just a festival and forms part of the division for Social Impact and Transformation at Stellenbosch University and is also the home of several long-term projects that make a difference in the lives of thousands of people.</div><div><br /></div><div>An all-night celebration of Afrikaans literature laid the foundation of the first Toyota SU Woordfees in 2000, but over the past two decades it has grown into one of South Africa’s largest multilingual arts festivals.&nbsp;</div><div>20 Years after the first all-night celebration the festival boasted with over 500 performances and events which were hosted in more than 70 venues in and around Stellenbosch.</div><div>In 2021, the festival made history during the Covid pandemic with innovative new formats and became the first South African arts festival to be presented on a pop-up television channel.</div><div>The Flikker &amp; Flash pop-up performances took place in empty shops and in the streets of Stellenbosch and was broadcasted 1-10 October 2021 and pioneered a second Woordfees TV Festival that was aired in July 2022.</div><div>This year an in-person festival will take place in Stellenbosch, 7-15 October 2023.</div><div><br /></div><div>A few of our actors and actresses, are part of the Toyota SU Woordfees in various capacities.</div><div><br /></div><div>If you haven’t booked your tickets yet, have a look at the list of productions below, where Ice Artistes’ actors and actresses will make magic on and off-stage!</div><div><br /></div><div>Bul – Cole Wessels (Costume Designer and Stage Manager)</div><div>See Muur – Conradie van Heerden (One-Man Show - Actor)</div><div>The Woman Who Fed the Dogs – Cole Wessels (Stage Manager)</div><div>Anglo Angst – Gita Fourie (Stage Manager) &amp; Jean Du Plessis (Technical Designer)</div><div>Die Francois Toerien Show – Devonecia Swartz (Actress)</div><div>Brandmerk – Miché van Wyk (Actress)</div><div>Is Als Oraait by die Huis van die Here – Miché van Wyk (Actress, Writer, Costume Designer, Music, Set Design)</div><div>Teen Wil en Dank – Cole Wessels (Stage Manager)</div><div>Tsekmate – Nequin Petro (Actor)</div><div>Pieces of Her – Miché van Wyk (Actress)</div><div>Die Dag toe Guppie Sweef – Robert Hindley (Actor)</div><div>Gin my die Genade – Cole Wessels (Production Designer and Stage Manager)</div><div>Afval – Jean du Plessis (Actor, Producer, Director, Set Design) &amp; Gita Fourie (Actress, Writer, Producer)</div><div>Tollie Parton – Cole Wessels (Stage Manager)</div><div>Jantjies and the Pearls – Miché van Wyk (Actress) &amp; Nequin Petro (Actor)</div><div><br /></div>

The Toyota SU Woordfees is a festival that transforms the town of Stellenbosch in the Western Cape Winelands into a whirlwind of energy and creativity as artists, audiences and communities collide in the celebration of theatre, film, dance, discourse, literature, art, music, and poetry. The Toyota SU Woordfees is more than just a festival and forms part of the division for Social Impact and Transformation at Stellenbosch University and is also the home of several long-term projects that make a difference in the lives of thousands of people.

An all-night celebration of Afrikaans literature laid the foundation of the first Toyota SU Woordfees in 2000, but over the past two decades it has grown into one of South Africa’s largest multilingual arts festivals. 
20 Years after the first all-night celebration the festival boasted with over 500 performances and events which were hosted in more than 70 venues in and around Stellenbosch.
In 2021, the festival made history during the Covid pandemic with innovative new formats and became the first South African arts festival to be presented on a pop-up television channel.
The Flikker & Flash pop-up performances took place in empty shops and in the streets of Stellenbosch and was broadcasted 1-10 October 2021 and pioneered a second Woordfees TV Festival that was aired in July 2022.
This year an in-person festival will take place in Stellenbosch, 7-15 October 2023.

A few of our actors and actresses, are part of the Toyota SU Woordfees in various capacities.

If you haven’t booked your tickets yet, have a look at the list of productions below, where Ice Artistes’ actors and actresses will make magic on and off-stage!

Bul – Cole Wessels (Costume Designer and Stage Manager)
See Muur – Conradie van Heerden (One-Man Show - Actor)
The Woman Who Fed the Dogs – Cole Wessels (Stage Manager)
Anglo Angst – Gita Fourie (Stage Manager) & Jean Du Plessis (Technical Designer)
Die Francois Toerien Show – Devonecia Swartz (Actress)
Brandmerk – Miché van Wyk (Actress)
Is Als Oraait by die Huis van die Here – Miché van Wyk (Actress, Writer, Costume Designer, Music, Set Design)
Teen Wil en Dank – Cole Wessels (Stage Manager)
Tsekmate – Nequin Petro (Actor)
Pieces of Her – Miché van Wyk (Actress)
Die Dag toe Guppie Sweef – Robert Hindley (Actor)
Gin my die Genade – Cole Wessels (Production Designer and Stage Manager)
Afval – Jean du Plessis (Actor, Producer, Director, Set Design) & Gita Fourie (Actress, Writer, Producer)
Tollie Parton – Cole Wessels (Stage Manager)
Jantjies and the Pearls – Miché van Wyk (Actress) & Nequin Petro (Actor)
