A Rhino for the Boardroom - Revision history

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Hannah: Created page with "by Douglas Livingstone. A one-act play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast in 1974. Won ..."

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Created page with "by Douglas Livingstone. A one-act play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast in 1974. Won ..."

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by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A one-act play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast in 1974. Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975. Published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Perreira]], pub [[Ravan]] 1977). (See Gosher, 1988)

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 == Original text ==
-The play offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast by the SABC in 1974, produced by Stephen Barden.
+The play offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast by the SABC in 1974, produced by [[Stephen Barden]].
 Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975.

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−	by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. ~~A one-act radio~~ play~~, which~~ offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast by the SABC in 1974, produced by Stephen Barden.	+	A one-act radio play by [[Douglas Livingstone]] (1932-1996).
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		+	The play offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast by the SABC in 1974, produced by Stephen Barden.

	Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975.		Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975.

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−	by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A one-act play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast in 1974. Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975. Published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Pereira]], pub [[Ravan Press]] 1977). (See Gosher, 1988)	+	by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A one-act radio play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast by the SABC in 1974, produced by Stephen Barden.
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		+	Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975.
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		+	Published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Pereira]], pub [[Ravan Press]] 1977). (See Gosher, 1988)

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−	by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A one-act play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast in 1974. Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975. Published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest ~~Perreira~~]], pub [[Ravan]] 1977). (See Gosher, 1988)	+	by [[Douglas Livingstone]]. A one-act play, which offers a sharp satire on the sterility and insensitivity of academia. Originally written for radio and broadcast in 1974. Won the [[Olive Schreiner Prize]] in 1975. Published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Pereira]], pub [[Ravan Press]] 1977). (See Gosher, 1988)