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("Mine, Yours, Ours") A play by [[G.J. Lottering]]. | ("Mine, Yours, Ours") A play by [[G.J. Lottering]]. | ||
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== The original text == | == The original text == | ||
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Unpublished [[Afrikaans]] protest play, about the relationship between an activist son and a formerly activist father. Dedicated to [[Melvin Whitebooi]] ("Melly"). | Unpublished [[Afrikaans]] protest play, about the relationship between an activist son and a formerly activist father. Dedicated to [[Melvin Whitebooi]] ("Melly"). | ||
A revised version of the original text was performed by [[Witzenberg Youth for the Performing Arts]] ([[WYPA]]) in 1986. | A revised version of the original text was performed by [[Witzenberg Youth for the Performing Arts]] ([[WYPA]]) in 1986. | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
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January, 1997 | January, 1997 | ||
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Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]] | Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:57, 29 May 2015
("Mine, Yours, Ours") A play by G.J. Lottering.
The original text
Unpublished Afrikaans protest play, about the relationship between an activist son and a formerly activist father. Dedicated to Melvin Whitebooi ("Melly").
A revised version of the original text was performed by Witzenberg Youth for the Performing Arts (WYPA) in 1986.
Sources
January, 1997
Go to ESAT Bibliography
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