A Handful of Keys - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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 ==The original text==
-A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show
+A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 : Revived with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by [[Ian von Memerty]].
 == Sources ==
 ''A Handful of Keys'' theatre programme.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: First produced by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]] and featuring [[Ian von Memerty]] and . For the next 3 years the piece played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]].
+: First produced by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]] and featuring [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. For the next 3 years the piece played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]].
 : Revived with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by [[Ian von Memerty]].

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 : First produced by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]] and featuring [[Ian von Memerty]] and . For the next 3 years the piece played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]].
 : Revived with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by [[Ian von Memerty]].
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 == Sources ==

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 ''[[A Handful of Keys]]'' is a two-man piano show created by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]], with special material written by [[Malcolm Terrey]].
-A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.
+==The original text==
-==The original text==
+A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 == Sources ==
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. Special material written by [[Malcolm Terrey]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.
+''[[A Handful of Keys]]'' is a two-man piano show created by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]], with special material written by [[Malcolm Terrey]].
 == Sources ==
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-Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 H|H]]
+==The original text==
-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays]]
+Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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	by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. Special material written by [[Malcolm Terrey]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.		by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. Special material written by [[Malcolm Terrey]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	''A Handful of Keys'' theatre programme.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:55, 3 July 2014
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−	by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.	+	by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. Special material written by [[Malcolm Terrey]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.

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−	by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.	+	by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994, presented by [[Mark West]], directed by [[Alan Swerdlow]], and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Setting and lighting by [[Denis Hutchinson]]. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.

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		+	by [[Ian von Memerty]] and [[Bryan Schimmel]]. A hilarious and hugely successful two-man piano show which began in 1994 and for the next 3 years played over 300 performances to over 100 000 people. Revived in 2005 with [[Roelof Colyn]] and [[Jeremy Quickfall]], directed by Ian von Memerty.
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	Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 H\|H]]		Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 H\|H]]