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 : Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Anthony Sharp]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] in association with Peter Bridge. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].
-: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[PEMADS Little Theatre]] to celebrate [[Noel Morgan]]'s 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
+: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[PEMADS Little Theatre]] to celebrate [[Noel Morgan]]'s 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
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 : Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Anthony Sharp]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] in association with Peter Bridge. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].
-: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Little Theatre]] to celebrate [[Noel Morgan]]'s 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
+: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[PEMADS Little Theatre]] to celebrate [[Noel Morgan]]'s 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
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 : Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Anthony Sharp]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] in association with Peter Bridge. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].
-: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Little Theatre]] to celebrate Noel Morgan's 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
+: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Little Theatre]] to celebrate [[Noel Morgan]]'s 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
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 : Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Anthony Sharp]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] in association with Peter Bridge. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].
-: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Little Theatre]]. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
+: Presented by Pemads and directed by [[Helen Flax]] with Musical Director [[Jandy Offerman]], Lighting Director [[David Whitehouse]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Little Theatre]] to celebrate Noel Morgan's 50 illustrous years in theatre. Starring [[Bob Law]] as the Earl of Caversham, [[Brett Adkins]] as Viscount Goring, [[Andrew Horne]] as Sir Robert Chiltern, [[John Rousseau]] as Viscomte de Nanjac, [[Mark Farrow]] as Mr Montford and Phipps, [[Andy Cheeseman]] as Mason, [[Gilda Gill]] as The Duchess of Maryborough, [[Linda-Louise Swain]] as Lady Chiltern, [[Barbara Woodhead]] as Lady Markby, [[Janet Hibberd]] as Countess of Basildon, [[Yolande Farrow]] as Mrs Marchmont, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Tanya Taylor]] as Miss Mabel Chiltern, [[Lesley Barnard]] as Mrs Cheveley. Featuring the [[Palm Court Quartet]].
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	''[[Teater SA]]'', 1(4), 1969.		''[[Teater SA]]'', 1(4), 1969.
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		+	Original [[Pemads]] theatre programme, [[An Ideal Husband]], 2003.

	Theatre programme held by [[NELM]] (1969 production): NELM Location: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 2. 45.		Theatre programme held by [[NELM]] (1969 production): NELM Location: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 2. 45.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Peter Bridge]] in association with [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]]. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].
+: Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Anthony Sharp]] for [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]] in association with Peter Bridge. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].
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 ''[[Teater SA]]'', 1(4), 1969.
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 Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 I|I]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays

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−	''[[An Ideal Husband]]'' (1895) is a play by ~~Oscar Wilde~~ [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_wilde Oscar Wilde].	+	''[[An Ideal Husband]]'' (1895) is a play by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_wilde Oscar Wilde].

	Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Peter Bridge]] in association with [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]]. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].		Opened in the [[Civic Theatre]], Johannesburg on 18 June 1969. Directed by [[Peter Bridge]] in association with [[Pieter Toerien]] and [[Basil Rubin]]. Set and costumes designed by [[Anthony Holland]]. The cast included [[Richard Todd]], [[Jean Kent]], [[Vanessa Lee]], [[Peter Graves]], [[Derek Bond]], [[Elizabeth Knight]], [[Joyce Grant]], [[Eileen Page]], [[Diane Bester]], [[Leader Hawkins]], [[Malcolm Sykes]], [[Gaenor Becker]], [[Peter Bevis]], [[David Goatham]], [[Fred Stone]].