Susanne Beyers is a renowned South African actress and writer, celebrated for her captivating and unforgettable performances in a plethora of Afrikaans television drama series, including but not limited to the critically acclaimed shows Arende, Onder Draai die Duiwel Rond, Soutmansland, and Hart van Staal, each of which has showcased her exceptional talent and versatility as a thespian.
Susanne's impressive and extensive career in the entertainment industry has been marked by a diverse range of television series appearances, showcasing her remarkable versatility as an actress. Notably, she has had the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of productions, including the South African television series "Dennekruin 12", as well as international productions such as "Seders val in Lebanon" and "Die Man met die Lyk om sy Nek".
Her extensive television credits also include notable roles in the series "Jasper Le Feuvre", "Samaritaan", and "Beyond Return", further demonstrating her ability to adapt to different characters and genres.
Susanne's educational trajectory is deeply embedded in the esteemed University of Stellenbosch, where she successfully completed her undergraduate degree in the field of Drama, acquiring a Bachelor of Drama degree that has served as a solid foundation for her future pursuits.
Susanne has not only left an indelible mark on the realms of television and film, but has also made a profound impact in the world of theatre, where she has had the opportunity to showcase her remarkable talent in a wide range of productions.
Notably, she has taken on roles in esteemed theatrical works such as Shakespeare's timeless classic, The Merchant of Venice, as well as his witty and charming comedy, Much Ado About Nothing.
Furthermore, her impressive repertoire also includes appearances in various shows for National Festivals, where she has had the privilege of being a part of productions that have captivated audiences and left a lasting impression.
Some of these notable productions include the intriguing and complex Die Uurwerk Kantel, the clever and engaging Drafstap of Drentel, the thought-provoking and emotionally resonant Dalk is ons almal so, the captivating and poignant Susanna die Geliefde, and the heartwarming and relatable Moeders en Dogters.
Susanne has consistently showcased her remarkable adaptability by engaging in a wide range of projects, one of which has been her extensive work in children's theatre, where she has had the opportunity to hone her skills and explore her creative potential in a unique and dynamic environment.
In addition to her impressive work in children's theatre, Susanne has also made a notable appearance in the 1997 made-for-TV movie Mandela and de Klerk, where she portrayed T.V. Reporter #2, further demonstrating her ability to take on a diverse range of roles and showcase her impressive acting abilities in various contexts.
Susanne's multifaceted talents extend far beyond the realm of acting, as she has also established herself as a skilled writer. In fact, she regularly contributes a weekly column to the esteemed Die Burger newspaper, offering a far-reaching and in-depth exploration of the world of theatre.
In the year 2009, Susanne took on a new challenge by joining the talented cast of the SABC2 drama series Erfsondes, which was entering its second season, and she went on to portray the captivating character of Ansie Labuschagne.
