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Performance history outside South Africa

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A 2001 play conceived and written by [[Yael Farber]], in collaboration with the cast [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].

Published by Oberon Books (London), together with ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' and ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' in ''Theatre as Witness'', a trilogy of [[Yael Farber]] plays - foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

== Subject ==
Through song, dance, narrative and performance the play tells the true stories of five black individuals who grew up in South Africa during the dying days of apartheid. They tell their stories in an attempt to put the past behind them and to move forward into a better future.

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==
Premièred in Mafikeng in 2000, directed by [[Yael Farber]], with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].

The same production was staged at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 2001 and the [[Momentum Theatre]] at the [[State Theatre]] in 2003.

== Performance history outside South Africa ==
Staged by Arc Productions and Mmabana Arts Foundation toured through England in 2003 after opening at the Oxford Playhouse in June, directed by [[Yael Farber]], with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].

Staged by the Culture Project in the the Lynn Redgrave Theater in New York City in 2006, directed by Yael Farber, with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Roelf Matlala]], [[Bongeka Mpongwana]], [[Phillip Tindisa]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].

== Sources ==

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

== Return to ==

Return to [[PLAYS I: Original SA plays]]

Return to [[PLAYS II: Foreign plays]]

Return to [[PLAYS III: Collections]]

Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]]

Return to [[South_African_Festivals|South African Festivals and Competitions]]

Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]

Return to [[Main Page]]

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-A 2001 play conceived and written by [[Yaël Farber]], in collaboration with the cast [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
+A 2001 play conceived and written by [[Yaël Farber]], in collaboration with the cast [[Tshallo Chokwe|Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
 Published by Oberon Books (London), together with ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' and ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' in ''Theatre as Witness'', a trilogy of [[Yael Farber]] plays - foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-Premièred in Mafikeng in 2000, directed by [[Yael Farber]], with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
+Premièred in Mafikeng in 2000, directed by [[Yael Farber]], with [[Tshallo Chokwe|Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
 The same production was staged at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 2001 and the [[Momentum Theatre]] at the [[State Theatre]] in 2003.

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−	A 2001 play conceived and written by [[~~Yael~~ Farber]], in collaboration with the cast [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].	+	A 2001 play conceived and written by [[Yaël Farber]], in collaboration with the cast [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].

	Published by Oberon Books (London), together with ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' and ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' in ''Theatre as Witness'', a trilogy of [[Yael Farber]] plays - foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.		Published by Oberon Books (London), together with ''[[A Woman in Waiting]]'' and ''[[He Left Quietly]]'' in ''Theatre as Witness'', a trilogy of [[Yael Farber]] plays - foreword by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

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 Staged by Arc Productions and Mmabana Arts Foundation toured through England in 2003 after opening at the Oxford Playhouse in June, directed by [[Yael Farber]], with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Wendy Sokhupa]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]], [[France Conradie]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
-Staged by the Culture Project in the the Lynn Redgrave Theater in New York City in 2006, directed by Yael Farber, with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Roelf Matlala]], [[Bongeka Mpongwana]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
+Staged by the Culture Project in the the Lynn Redgrave Theater in New York City in 2006, directed by [[Yael Farber]], with [[Tshallo Tshokwe]], [[Roelf Matlala]], [[Bongeka Mpongwana]], [[Phillip Tipo Tindisa]] and [[Jabulile Tshabalala]].
 == Sources ==