A Voice I Cannot Silence - Revision history

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−	''[[A Voice I Cannot Silence]]'' is a play by [[Greg Homann]] and [[Ralph Lawson~~]]. The play is based on the life and work of [[Alan Paton~~]].	+	''[[A Voice I Cannot Silence]]'' is a play by [[Greg Homann]] and [[Ralph Lawson]].

	==The original text==		==The original text==

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-''[[A Voice I Cannot Silence]]'' is a play by [[Greg Homann]] and [[Ralph Lawson]].
+''[[A Voice I Cannot Silence]]'' is a play by [[Greg Homann]] and [[Ralph Lawson]]. The play is based on the life and work of [[Alan Paton]].
 ==The original text==
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 http://www.artlink.co.za/news_article.htm?contentID=39809
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 The play offers an examination of life as portrayed in [[Alan Paton]]'s stories, poems, and autobiographies. It explores weighty and often controversial issues including his role within the Liberal Party, his years as Principal of the Diepkloof Reformatory, his belief in and struggle for human rights, and the complexities of his personal relationships.
-The original production won three [[Naledi Theatre Award|Naledi Theatre Awards]] in 2015 (Best Lead Performance in a Play - Male; Best Newcomer and Best New SA Script).
+The original production won three [[Naledi Theatre Awards]] in 2015 (Best Lead Performance in a Play - Male; Best Newcomer and Best New SA Script).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:45, 19 June 2016
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−	''[[A Voice I Cannot Silence]]'' is a play ~~compiled and dramatized~~ by [[Greg Homann]] and [[Ralph Lawson]].	+	''[[A Voice I Cannot Silence]]'' is a play by [[Greg Homann]] and [[Ralph Lawson]].

	==The original text==		==The original text==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Funded by the [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[South African State Theatre]], and produced by [[The Arts Trust of South Africa]], the play opened at the [[National Arts Festival]] in July, and then played as in the [[Hilton College Theatre]] at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]] on 19 and 20 September and the [[Momentum Theatre]] at the [[South African State Theatre]] in October. Directed by [[Greg Homann]] with [[Ralph Lawson]] as Paton; [[Clare Mortimer]] as his secretary Anne Hopkins and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] as the young man [[Sponono]]. Produced and managed  by [[Sue Clarence]], with set design by [[Nadya Cohen]], lighting design by [[Michael Broderick]],  a [[soundscape]] by [[Evan Roberts]] and photography by [[Anthony Stonier]].
+: Funded by the [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[South African State Theatre]], and produced by [[The Arts Trust of South Africa]], the play opened at the [[National Arts Festival]] in July, and then played as the Independent Newspaper Flagship Production in the [[Hilton College Theatre]] at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]] on 19 and 20 September and the [[Momentum Theatre]] at the [[South African State Theatre]] in October. Directed by [[Greg Homann]] with [[Ralph Lawson]] as Paton; [[Clare Mortimer]] as his secretary Anne Hopkins and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] as the young man [[Sponono]]. Produced and managed  by [[Sue Clarence]], with set design by [[Nadya Cohen]], lighting design by [[Michael Broderick]],  a [[soundscape]] by [[Evan Roberts]] and photography by [[Anthony Stonier]].
 : Performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Sandton in April, [[Loft Theatre|The Loft Theatre]] at [[The Playhouse]] in Durban in May and [[The Fugard|The Fugard Studio Theatre]] in June-July by the original cast.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Funded by the [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[South African State Theatre]], and produced by [[The Arts Trust of South Africa]], the play opened at the [[National Arts Festival]] in July, and then played at the [[South African State Theatre]] in October and the Hilton Arts Festival. Directed by [[Greg Homann]] with [[Ralph Lawson]] as Paton; [[Clare Mortimer]] as his secretary Anne Hopkins and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] as the young man [[Sponono]]. Produced and managed  by [[Sue Clarence]], with set design by [[Nadya Cohen]], lighting design by [[Michael Broderick]],  a [[soundscape]] by [[Evan Roberts]] and photography by [[Anthony Stonier]].
+: Funded by the [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[South African State Theatre]], and produced by [[The Arts Trust of South Africa]], the play opened at the [[National Arts Festival]] in July, and then played in the [[Momentum Theatre]] at the [[South African State Theatre]] in October and the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. Directed by [[Greg Homann]] with [[Ralph Lawson]] as Paton; [[Clare Mortimer]] as his secretary Anne Hopkins and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] as the young man [[Sponono]]. Produced and managed  by [[Sue Clarence]], with set design by [[Nadya Cohen]], lighting design by [[Michael Broderick]],  a [[soundscape]] by [[Evan Roberts]] and photography by [[Anthony Stonier]].
 : Performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Sandton in April, [[Loft Theatre|The Loft Theatre]] at [[The Playhouse]] in Durban in May and [[The Fugard|The Fugard Studio Theatre]] in June by the original cast.

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	Christina Kennedy, "A Voice I Cannot Silence" ''[[Financial Mail]]'', May 12 2016[http://www.financialmail.co.za/life/theatre/2016/05/12/A-Voice-I-Cannot-Silence].		Christina Kennedy, "A Voice I Cannot Silence" ''[[Financial Mail]]'', May 12 2016[http://www.financialmail.co.za/life/theatre/2016/05/12/A-Voice-I-Cannot-Silence].
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		+	http://www.artlink.co.za/news_article.htm?contentID=39809

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Funded by the [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[South African State Theatre]], and produced by [[The Arts Trust of South Africa]], the play opened at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Jluy, and then played at the [[South African State Theatre]]. Directed by [[Greg Homann]] with [[Ralph Lawson]] as Paton; [[Clare Mortimer]] as his secretary Anne Hopkins and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] as the young man [[Sponono]]. Set Design was by [[Nadya Cohen]], lighting design by [[Michael Broderick]] and [[soundscape]] by [[Evan Roberts]].
+: Funded by the [[National Arts Festival]] and the [[South African State Theatre]], and produced by [[The Arts Trust of South Africa]], the play opened at the [[National Arts Festival]] in Jluy, and then played at the [[South African State Theatre]]. Directed by [[Greg Homann]] with [[Ralph Lawson]] as Paton; [[Clare Mortimer]] as his secretary Anne Hopkins and [[Menzi Mkhwane]] as the young man [[Sponono]]. Produced and managed  by [[Sue Clarence]], with set design by [[Nadya Cohen]], lighting design by [[Michael Broderick]],  a [[soundscape]] by [[Evan Roberts]] and photography by [[Anthony Stonier]].
-: Performed in [[Loft Theatre|The Loft Theatre]] at [[The Playhouse]] in Durban in May and [[The Fugard|The Fugard Studio Theatre]] in June by the original cast.
+: Performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Sandton in April, [[Loft Theatre|The Loft Theatre]] at [[The Playhouse]] in Durban in May and [[The Fugard|The Fugard Studio Theatre]] in June by the original cast.
 == Sources ==