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Over the Edge last produced a play in 2004, this being a reunion of the group. Today the group's members are spread far and wide. Notable among these are Lucian Msamati (also known as Wiina) who has been following a successful career in the UK, Sarah Norman has also done well in the UK, recently assistant directing at The Globe Theatre in London. Craig Peter and Zane E. Lucas went onto create a theatre development group called Theory X in Zimbabwe. Gavin Peter continues to teach, his passion, and is the Chairman of the Allied Arts Festival in Zimbabwe, a large performing arts festival for school students. Adam Neill continues with an acting career in Johannesburg, South Africa. Kevin Hanssen continues to live and work as an actor, director and teacher in Zimbabwe. He recently published a book on theatre production called 'Jump Theatre - How to make a play' (www.jumptheatre.com). Karin Alexander lives and works in Johannesburg and Chipo Chung continues to pursue a successful career as an actor and director in the UK and America.
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