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South African versions of the tale

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Sources

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South African versions of the tale

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South African versions of the tale

Satj: /* International versions: Texts, translations and adaptations */

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International versions: Texts, translations and adaptations

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South African versions of the tale

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	''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')		''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')

−	''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (Listed as ''[[Antigone in '71]]'' by the [[Ibali]] ~~digital collecion~~)	+	''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (Listed as ''[[Antigone in '71]]'' by the [[Ibali Digital Collection]] at UCT)

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	E. F. Taiwo. 2014. "Deconstructing the 'Fourth Wall': Metatheatricality in Plautus' ''Miles Gloriosus'' and ''Osofisan's Tegonni''" in ''Canadian Social Science'', 10(5), 146-152.[https://www.academia.edu/14568046/Deconstructing_the_Fourth_Wall_Metatheatricality_in_Plautus_Miles_Gloriosus_and_Osofisans_Tegonni]		E. F. Taiwo. 2014. "Deconstructing the 'Fourth Wall': Metatheatricality in Plautus' ''Miles Gloriosus'' and ''Osofisan's Tegonni''" in ''Canadian Social Science'', 10(5), 146-152.[https://www.academia.edu/14568046/Deconstructing_the_Fourth_Wall_Metatheatricality_in_Plautus_Miles_Gloriosus_and_Osofisans_Tegonni]
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		+	https://ibali.uct.ac.za/s/RETAGS/item/7478

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

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 ''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')
-''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (See the entry on [[TECON]].)
+''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (Listed as ''[[Antigone in '71]]'' by the [[Ibali]] digital collecion)
 ''[[Antigonesiklus]]'' (or ''[[Die Antigone Siklus]]'' in some sources, i.e. "(the) Antigone cycle") - a compilation of the versions of the myth by Sophocles, Anouilh and Brecht, created and performed for production by the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch]].

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 ''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')
-''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (See the entry on TECON]].)
+''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (See the entry on [[TECON]].)
 ''[[Antigonesiklus]]'' (or ''[[Die Antigone Siklus]]'' in some sources, i.e. "(the) Antigone cycle") - a compilation of the versions of the myth by Sophocles, Anouilh and Brecht, created and performed for production by the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch]].

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 ''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')
-''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971.
+''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971. (See the entry on TECON]].)
 ''[[Antigonesiklus]]'' (or ''[[Die Antigone Siklus]]'' in some sources, i.e. "(the) Antigone cycle") - a compilation of the versions of the myth by Sophocles, Anouilh and Brecht, created and performed for production by the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch]].

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	''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')		''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')
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		+	''[[Antigone '71]]'' is a South African version of Anouilh’s French play, done by [[TECON]] in 1971.

	''[[Antigonesiklus]]'' (or ''[[Die Antigone Siklus]]'' in some sources, i.e. "(the) Antigone cycle") - a compilation of the versions of the myth by Sophocles, Anouilh and Brecht, created and performed for production by the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch]].		''[[Antigonesiklus]]'' (or ''[[Die Antigone Siklus]]'' in some sources, i.e. "(the) Antigone cycle") - a compilation of the versions of the myth by Sophocles, Anouilh and Brecht, created and performed for production by the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch]].

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 ''[[Antígona Vélez (by Leopoldo Marechal)]]''
-''[[''Antigone'' (by Bertolt Brecht)]]''
+''[[Antigone (by Bertolt Brecht)]]''
 ''[[Antigone (by Antonio D'Alfonso)]]''

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	''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')		''[[Antigone]]'', a politicised South African version (possibly based on the Anouilh version) was produced by the [[Durban Theatre Association]] in the 1950s. (See the entry on the '''[[Durban Theatre Association]]''')
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		+	''[[Antigonesiklus]]'' (or ''[[Die Antigone Siklus]]'' in some sources, i.e. "(the) Antigone cycle") - a compilation of the versions of the myth by Sophocles, Anouilh and Brecht, created and performed for production by the [[Universiteitsteater Stellenbosch]].

	''[[The Island]]'', a workshopped play by [[Athol Fugard]], [[John Kani]] and [[Winston Ntshona]] contains at its core a dramatised "performance" of excerpts from the [[Sophocles]]'s play.		''[[The Island]]'', a workshopped play by [[Athol Fugard]], [[John Kani]] and [[Winston Ntshona]] contains at its core a dramatised "performance" of excerpts from the [[Sophocles]]'s play.

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 Among the many stage plays based on the '''[[Antigone]]''' myth are the following.
-Plays for which there are entries in [[ESAT]] appear in blue and if they serve as a link to an entry about the work. '''So, to see details of South African productions of the various versions, click on the the relevant name to go to the entry.'''):
+Plays for which there are entries in [[ESAT]] appear in blue as they serve as a link to the entry about the work. '''So, to see details of [[South African]] productions of the various versions, click on the the relevant name to go to the entry.'''):
 ''[[Antigone (by Sophocles)]]''