After the Fall - Revision history

Fogterop at 12:16, 13 June 2019

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Miriamt: /* Performance history in South Africa */

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Performance history in South Africa

Miriamt at 08:21, 14 March 2016

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Satj: /* Performance history in South Africa */

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Performance history in South Africa

Satj: /* Performance history in South Africa */

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Performance history in South Africa

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Johann van Heerden at 05:07, 6 May 2015

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Johann van Heerden at 05:05, 6 May 2015

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Johann van Heerden at 05:02, 6 May 2015

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Johann van Heerden at 04:59, 6 May 2015

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), American actor Robert Aden [http://phoenixtheaterhistory.com/actors/robert-aden/] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie).
 : [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with [[Brian Murray]] (Quentin), [[Pamela Gien]] (Felice), [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie), [[Rika Sennett]] (Holga), [[Don Lamprecht]] (Dan), [[Norman Coombes]] (Father), [[Vivienne Drummond]] (Mother), [[Roelien Spruyt]] (Nurse), [[Karen Lebos]] (Nurse), [[Louise Saint-Claire]] (Elsie), [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]] (Louise), [[Ronald Wallace]] (Lou), [[Michael McCabe]] (Mickey), [[Deon Stewardson]] (Lucas & Man in park), [[Jean Davids]] (Carrie), [[Leslie Fong]] (Harley Barnes).

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), American actor Robert Aden [http://phoenixtheaterhistory.com/actors/robert-aden/]Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie).
+: [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), American actor Robert Aden [http://phoenixtheaterhistory.com/actors/robert-aden/] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie).
 : [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with [[Brian Murray]] (Quentin), [[Pamela Gien]] (Felice), [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie), [[Rika Sennett]] (Holga), [[Don Lamprecht]] (Dan), [[Norman Coombes]] (Father), [[Vivienne Drummond]] (Mother), [[Roelien Spruyt]] (Nurse), [[Karen Lebos]] (Nurse), [[Louise Saint-Claire]] (Elsie), [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]] (Louise), [[Ronald Wallace]] (Lou), [[Michael McCabe]] (Mickey), [[Deon Stewardson]] (Lucas & Man in park), [[Jean Davids]] (Carrie), [[Leslie Fong]] (Harley Barnes).

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), [[Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie).
+: [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), American actor Robert Aden [http://phoenixtheaterhistory.com/actors/robert-aden/]Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie).
 : [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with [[Brian Murray]] (Quentin), [[Pamela Gien]] (Felice), [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie), [[Rika Sennett]] (Holga), [[Don Lamprecht]] (Dan), [[Norman Coombes]] (Father), [[Vivienne Drummond]] (Mother), [[Roelien Spruyt]] (Nurse), [[Karen Lebos]] (Nurse), [[Louise Saint-Claire]] (Elsie), [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]] (Louise), [[Ronald Wallace]] (Lou), [[Michael McCabe]] (Mickey), [[Deon Stewardson]] (Lucas & Man in park), [[Jean Davids]] (Carrie), [[Leslie Fong]] (Harley Barnes).

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), [[Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie). Schach directed four more productions of ''After the Fall'': In Israel, Brussels, London and again in South Africa in 1981.
+: [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), [[Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie).
 : [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with [[Brian Murray]] (Quentin), [[Pamela Gien]] (Felice), [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie), [[Rika Sennett]] (Holga), [[Don Lamprecht]] (Dan), [[Norman Coombes]] (Father), [[Vivienne Drummond]] (Mother), [[Roelien Spruyt]] (Nurse), [[Karen Lebos]] (Nurse), [[Louise Saint-Claire]] (Elsie), [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]] (Louise), [[Ronald Wallace]] (Lou), [[Michael McCabe]] (Mickey), [[Deon Stewardson]] (Lucas & Man in park), [[Jean Davids]] (Carrie), [[Leslie Fong]] (Harley Barnes).

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), [[Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie). Schach directed four more productions of ''After the Fall'': In Israel, Brussels, London and again in South Africa in 1981.
 : [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with [[Brian Murray]] (Quentin), [[Pamela Gien]] (Felice), [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie), [[Rika Sennett]] (Holga), [[Don Lamprecht]] (Dan), [[Norman Coombes]] (Father), [[Vivienne Drummond]] (Mother), [[Roelien Spruyt]] (Nurse), [[Karen Lebos]] (Nurse), [[Louise Saint-Claire]] (Elsie), [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]] (Louise), [[Ronald Wallace]] (Lou), [[Michael McCabe]] (Mickey), [[Deon Stewardson]] (Lucas & Man in park), [[Jean Davids]] (Carrie), [[Leslie Fong]] (Harley Barnes).

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 : [[Leonard Schach]] was involved in the Broadway debut of this production and had befriended Miller. He obtained the rights to the play and produced it, with [[Leon Gluckman]], just months after its Broadway premiere, in [[Wits Great Hall|Wits University Great Hall]] Johannesburg as part of the Johannesburg Festival and [[Luxurama|Luxurama Theatre]], Cape Town ([[Cockpit Players]]) in 1964 for multi-racial audiences. This was the last play directed by [[Leonard Schach]] prior to settling in Israel. The cast included [[Joyce Bradley]] (Rose), [[Leon Gluckman]] (Quentin) ([[Three Leaf Arts Award]] as Best Actor, 1965), [[Robert Aden]] (Ike), [[Michael Drin]] (Mickey), [[Jane Fenn]] (Carrie), [[Liz Francis]] Elsie), [[Mary Miller]] (Felice), [[Joanna Palmer]] (Holga), [[Helga Saunders]] (Louise), [[Roger Spence]] (Dan), [[Simon Swindell]] (Lou) and [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie). Schach directed four more productions of ''After the Fall'': In Israel (1965), Brussels (1967), London (1967) and again in South Africa (1981).
-: [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with Brian Murray (Quentin), Pamela Gien (Felice), Erica Rogers (Maggie), Rika Sennett (Holga), Don Lamprecht (Dan), Norman Coombes (Father), Vivienne Drummond (Mother), Roelien Spruyt (Nurse), Karen Lebos (Nurse), Louise Saint-Claire (Elsie), Aletta Bezuidenhout (Louise), Ronald Wallace (Lou), Michael McCabe (Mickey), Deon Stewardson (Lucas & Man in park), Jean Davids (Carrie), Leslie Fong (Harley Barnes),
+: [[PACT]]’s opening production in the Pretoria [[State Theatre]], directed by [[Leonard Schach]], with [[Brian Murray]] (Quentin), [[Pamela Gien]] (Felice), [[Erica Rogers]] (Maggie), [[Rika Sennett]] (Holga), [[Don Lamprecht]] (Dan), [[Norman Coombes]] (Father), [[Vivienne Drummond]] (Mother), [[Roelien Spruyt]] (Nurse), [[Karen Lebos]] (Nurse), [[Louise Saint-Claire]] (Elsie), [[Aletta Bezuidenhout]] (Louise), [[Ronald Wallace]] (Lou), [[Michael McCabe]] (Mickey), [[Deon Stewardson]] (Lucas & Man in park), [[Jean Davids]] (Carrie), [[Leslie Fong]] (Harley Barnes).
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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−	'''''After the Fall''''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/After_the_Fall_%28play%29] is a 1964 play by American playwright [[Arthur Miller]]. The action takes place in the mind, thought and memory of Quentin - partly in the present (1964) and mostly in the past.	+	'''''After the Fall''''' [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/After_the_Fall_%28play%29] is a 1964 play by American playwright [[Arthur Miller]]. The action takes place in the mind, thought and memory of Quentin - partly in the present (1964) and mostly in the past, while he reexamines his life in order to decide if he should marry his latest love, Holga.

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