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Performance history in South Africa

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads and also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), [[Margaret Inglis]] (Deborah), [[Fiona Fraser]](Sara), [[Patrick Mynhardt]] (Mickey), [[Anthony James]] (Gadsby), [[Lee Harris]] (Patch), [[Arne Gordon]] (Dan) and [[Ronald Shellton]] (O'Dowd).
+: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads and also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), [[Margaret Inglis]] (Deborah), [[Fiona Fraser]] (Sara), [[Patrick Mynhardt]] (Mickey), [[Anthony James]] (Gadsby), [[Lee Harris]] (Patch), [[Arne Gordon]] (Dan) and [[Ronald Shellton]] (O'Dowd). The production opened at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in Johannesburg, then toured the country.
 == Sources ==

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−	1961: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads, also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), [[Margaret Inglis]] (Deborah), [[Fiona Fraser]]( Sara),	+	1961: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads and also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), [[Margaret Inglis]] (Deborah), [[Fiona Fraser]](Sara), [[Patrick Mynhardt]] (Mickey), [[Anthony James]] (Gadsby), [[Lee Harris]] (Patch), [[Arne Gordon]] (Dan) and [[Ronald Shellton]] (O'Dowd).

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads, also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), Margaret Inglis (Deborah), Fiona Fraser( Sara),
+: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads, also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), [[Margaret Inglis]] (Deborah), [[Fiona Fraser]]( Sara),
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 == Sources ==
 ''Performing Arts'', HSRC, 1972.

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 '''''A Touch of the Poet''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Touch_of_the_Poet] is a play by American playwright [[Eugene O'Neill]] (1888–1953) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_O'Neill]. First performed on Broadway in 1958.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-Produced in 1961 as a prestige presentation for [[NTO]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] and [[Johan Nell]] in the leads, also starring [[Arthur Hall]]. The production opened at the [[Alexander Theatre]] in Johannesburg, then toured the country.
+: Produced as a prestige presentation for the [[National Theatre Organisation]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] (Nora) and [[Johan Nell]] (Major Melody) in the leads, also featuring [[Arthur Hall]] (Jamie Cregan), Margaret Inglis (Deborah), Fiona Fraser( Sara),
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 Produced in 1961 as a prestige presentation for [[NTO]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] and [[Johan Nell]] in the leads, also starring [[Arthur Hall]]. The production toured the country.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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	== Performance history in South Africa ==		== Performance history in South Africa ==

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−	''A Touch of the Poet'' by Eugene O’Neill (1958). Produced in 1961 as a prestige presentation for [[NTO]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] and [[Johan Nell]] in the leads. The production toured the country.	+	''A Touch of the Poet'' by Eugene O’Neill (1958). Produced in 1961 as a prestige presentation for [[NTO]] by American guest director [[Margaret Webster]], with [[Marda Vanne]] and [[Johan Nell]] in the leads, also starring [[Arthur Hall]]. The production toured the country.