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 '''''[[Rats!]]''''', a rendition of Robert Browning’s famous poetic account of ''[[The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]'',
-'''''[[The Handover]]''''', a satirical look at the colonial legacy by [[Nick Warren]]
+'''''[[The Handover]]''''' (''[[The Hand-over]]''), a satirical look at the colonial legacy by [[Nick Warren]]
 '''''[[Jasmine's Jewel]]''''' by [[Lionel Newton]].

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 Originally titled '''''[[Rats!]]''''' (performed 2013) the play consists of three pieces/vignettes threaded together by a theme of greed. The pieces performed consist of:
-''[[Rats!]]'', a rendition of Robert Browning’s famous poetic account of ''[[The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]'',
+'''''[[Rats!]]''''', a rendition of Robert Browning’s famous poetic account of ''[[The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]'',
-''[[The Handover]]'', a satirical look at the colonial legacy by [[Nick Warren]]
+'''''[[The Handover]]''''', a satirical look at the colonial legacy by [[Nick Warren]]
-''[[Jasmine's Jewel]]'' by [[Lionel Newton]].
+'''''[[Jasmine's Jewel]]''''' by [[Lionel Newton]].
 In 2014 the trilogy was reconstructed as a two-man piece with music and renamed for performance as ''[[Agreed]]''. The vignettes remain three monologues performed by a single actor, but now included a multi-disciplinary duet between an actor and a cellist.

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 ''[[Rats!]]'', a rendition of Robert Browning’s famous poetic account of ''[[The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]'',
-''[[The Handover]]''a satirical look at the colonial legacy called  by [[Nick Warren]]
+''[[The Handover]]'', a satirical look at the colonial legacy by [[Nick Warren]]
-''[[Jasmine’s Jewel]]'' by [[Lionel Newton]].
+''[[Jasmine's Jewel]]'' by [[Lionel Newton]].
 In 2014 the trilogy was reconstructed as a two-man piece with music and renamed for performance as ''[[Agreed]]''. The vignettes remain three monologues performed by a single actor, but now included a multi-disciplinary duet between an actor and a cellist.

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 ''[[Jasmine’s Jewel]]'' by [[Lionel Newton]].
-In 2014 it was reconstructed as a two-man piece with music and renamed for performance as ''[[Agreed]]''. The vignettes remain three monologues performed by a single actor, but now includes a multi-disciplinary duet between an actor and a cellist.
+In 2014 the trilogy was reconstructed as a two-man piece with music and renamed for performance as ''[[Agreed]]''. The vignettes remain three monologues performed by a single actor, but now included a multi-disciplinary duet between an actor and a cellist.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 ==The original text==
-Originally titled '''''[[Rats!]]''''' (performed 2013) the play consists of three pieces/vignettes threaded together by a theme of greed. The pieces performed consist of a rendition of Robert Browning’s famous poetic account of ''[[The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]'', a satirical look at the colonial legacy called ''[[The Handover]]'' by [[Nick Warren]] and ''[[Jasmine’s Jewel]]'' by [[Lionel Newton]].
+Originally titled '''''[[Rats!]]''''' (performed 2013) the play consists of three pieces/vignettes threaded together by a theme of greed. The pieces performed consist of:
 In 2014 it was reconstructed as a two-man piece with music and renamed for performance as ''[[Agreed]]''. The vignettes remain three monologues performed by a single actor, but now includes a multi-disciplinary duet between an actor and a cellist.

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 : First performed as '''''[[Rats!]]''''' at the [[Auto & General Theatre on the Square]] as part of the [[Arts Alive Festival]], directed by [[Sylvaine Strike]] and starring [[Lionel Newton]].
-: The reconstructed two-man piece, renamed as ''[[Agreed]]'', performed in [[The Laager]]at the [[Market Theatre]] In January.  Directed: by [[Sylvaine Strike]] with [[Lionel Newton]] (actor) and [[Kutlwano Masote]] (cello)
+: The reconstructed two-man piece, renamed as ''[[Agreed]]'', performed in [[The Laager]] at the [[Market Theatre]] In January.  Directed: by [[Sylvaine Strike]] with [[Lionel Newton]] (actor) and [[Kutlwano Masote]] (cello)
 ==Sources==