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  • ...'''An African Story''''' is accompanied by music specifically composed for it by [[Roelof Temmingh]].
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  • ''[[Miss Margarida's Way]]'' is a satirical Brazilian play by Roberto Athayde (born 1949) [https://pt.wikip == The original text ==
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  • ...with money and prospect. It seems the only way to reach his idyllic dream is by murdering his wife. ...[Toerien-Firth Company]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]], Johannesburg, and at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], Cape Town, in 1973, directed by [[David Poulson]] s
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  • ...7) Howeveer this did not work and two years later they each went their own way again.
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  • In English it is used conventionally, to mean either "a piece of ground" or (as a verb) "to ...erdom (=Afrikanerhood), and a strong theme in bourgeois Afrikaans drama of the 1920’s to 1950’s. See J.M. Coetzee, 199* on this issue.
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  • = The concept of a rehearsal room as performance space = ...often seeking to indicate the work-in-progress quality of the work done in the space.
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  • ...love with a British soldier. First published in the collection ''[[The Way the Money Goes and Other Plays]]'' ([[Sterling Printing Company]], 1925).
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  • ...erkoms-van-n-aantal-afrikaanse-uitdrukkings-wat-verband-hou-met-die-see/]) is an [[Afrikaans]] comedy in three acts by [[Hennie Aucamp]] (1934-2014). ==The original text==
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  • ...lan 1970) by Italian/American playwright Mario Fratti (born 1927) [https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mario_Fratti], [http://www.mariofratti.com/]. One-act. C ...reader thinks he or she knows what is really going on, but then even more is revealed.
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  • ...iZulu, he died when pushed under a train by a white official on his way to the [[SABTU]] festival in Cape Town. Shezi was awarded the Order of Luthuli for his courage and contribution to the performing arts and anti-apartheid activism.
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  • ''[[The Winners]]'' is a feature film by [[Emil Nofal]] (1926-1986). Also known as '''''[[My Way]]'''''.
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  • ''[[Don Juan in Hell]]'' is a play by [[George Bernard Shaw]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Bern == The original text ==
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  • ...c Man'', ''Pajama Game'', ''Archy and Mehitabel'' and the film, ''A Lovely Way to Die''. ...graph ''[[Fiddler on the Roof]]'' for [[Taubie Kushlick]]. He retired from the stage after his marriage.
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  • Return to [[The ESAT Entries]] == The list ==
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  • ...them. Sister Mary's unwavering dogma combined with the absurdist nature of the play add elements of biting comedy. (Source: Wikipedia). ...rce: Barrow, Brian & Williams-Short, Yvonne (eds.). 1988. ''Theatre Alive! The Baxter Story 1977-1987'').
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  • ...from boy to manhood, presented in a poignant, hilarious and utterly frank way. == The original text ==
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  • ...t it, though the term “music hall" was an earlier one, usually replaced by the more flamboyant “palace of varieties” – [TH, McM]. == The Empire Palace of Varieties, Cape Town. ==
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  • ''[[Give Us This Day]]'' is a musical play written by [[Mzwandile Maqina]]. == The original text ==
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  • ...ropean]] or [[white]]/[[non-white]]) descent – i.e. what in other parts of the world was often referred to as [[mulatto]][https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu ...e the majority of those classified so by the [[apartheid]] system lived in the Western Cape region.)
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  • ''[[In My Dreams I Am Ok]]'' is a theatrical performance event by [[Francesco Nassimbeni]]. == The original text ==
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