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-A bimonthy magazine on theatre published by [[Otto Moloto]] and Clockworks Media Enterprises (Pty) Ltd. First launched as a Newton and Gauteng focused magazine, its second issue (02/2008) aims at the entire country and is on sale. It appears to be strongly focused on fine arts and the performing arts. The first national issue (guest edited by Jojokhala Mei), for example, includes interesting articles on King Kong (by Sol Rachilo), the State Theatre (Israel Nkate) , the Women in Theatre for Gender Equality programme (Samukelisiwe Mfuph) and The Actor’s Centre (Jojokhala Mei). It also carries extensive adverts for theatre and art courses, theatre companies and art galleries.
+A bimonthy magazine on theatre published by [[Otto Moloto]] and [[Clockworks Media Enterprises (Pty) Ltd]]. First launched as a Newton and Gauteng focused magazine, its second issue (02/2008) aims at the entire country and is on sale. It was  strongly focused on fine arts and the performing arts. The first national issue (guest edited by Jojokhala Mei), for example, includes interesting articles on ''[[King Kong]]'' (by [[Sol Rachilo]]), the [[State Theatre]] (Israel Nkate) , the [[Women in Theatre for Gender Equality programme]] (Samukelisiwe Mfuph) and [[The Actor’s Centre]] (Jojokhala Mei). It also carries extensive adverts for theatre and art courses, theatre companies and art galleries.
-For more information on ''Applause'', go to: http://www.info@clockworksmedia.co.za
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-''Applause'' was a finalist for the [[ACT Arts Media Award]] 2008.
+For more information on ''[[Applause]]'' and [[Clockworks Media Enterprises (Pty) Ltd]], go to: http://www.info@clockworksmedia.co.za
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 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997. pp 273, 392.
-Theatre programme held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 3. 22.
+Theatre programme (1971 production) held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: KORT, Maurice]: 2012. 379. 3. 22.
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 Wikipedia [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applause_%28musical%29].
 [[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997. pp 273, 392.
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-''Applause'' by Applause (1970), a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve, and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical. Produced in South Africa by  [[JODS]] in 1971, starring [[Janis Paige]] and [[Gay Lambert]], at the [[Civic Theatre|Civic]]. [[Anthony Farmer]] designed the set, [[Otto Pirchner]] directed, and choreography was taken over from [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] by [[Wendy de la Harpe]] after dissatisfaction from the director. It formed part of the opening production of the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in 1981. Devised and directed by [[Anthony Farmer]].
+''Applause'' is a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film''All About Eve'', and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical.
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 A bimonthy magazine on theatre published by [[Otto Moloto]] and Clockworks Media Enterprises (Pty) Ltd. First launched as a Newton and Gauteng focused magazine, its second issue (02/2008) aims at the entire country and is on sale. It appears to be strongly focused on fine arts and the performing arts. The first national issue (guest edited by Jojokhala Mei), for example, includes interesting articles on King Kong (by Sol Rachilo), the State Theatre (Israel Nkate) , the Women in Theatre for Gender Equality programme (Samukelisiwe Mfuph) and The Actor’s Centre (Jojokhala Mei). It also carries extensive adverts for theatre and art courses, theatre companies and art galleries.
-For more information on'' Applause'', go to: http://www.info@clockworksmedia.co.za
+For more information on ''Applause'', go to: http://www.info@clockworksmedia.co.za
 ''Applause'' was a finalist for the [[ACT Arts Media Award]] 2008.
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 ''Applause'' by Applause (1970), a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve, and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical. Produced in South Africa by  [[JODS]] in 1971, starring [[Janis Paige]] and [[Gay Lambert]], at the [[Civic Theatre|Civic]]. [[Anthony Farmer]] designed the set, [[Otto Pirchner]] directed, and choreography was taken over from [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] by [[Wendy de la Harpe]] after dissatisfaction from the director. It formed part of the opening production of the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in 1981. Devised and directed by [[Anthony Farmer]].

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 ''Applause'' by Applause (1970), a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve, and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical. Produced in South Africa by  [[JODS]] in 1971, starring [[Janis Paige]] and [[Gay Lambert]], at the [[Civic Theatre|Civic]]. [[Anthony Farmer]] designed the set, [[Otto Pirchner]] directed, and choreography was taken over from [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] by [[Wendy de la Harpe]] after dissatisfaction from the director. It formed part of the opening production of the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in 1981. Devised and directed by [[Anthony Farmer]].
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	''Applause'' by Applause (1970), a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve, and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical. Produced in South Africa by [[JODS]] in 1971, starring [[Janis Paige]] and [[Gay Lambert]], at the [[Civic Theatre\|Civic]]. [[Anthony Farmer]] designed the set, [[Otto Pirchner]] directed, and choreography was taken over from [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] by [[Wendy de la Harpe]] after dissatisfaction from the director. It formed part of the opening production of the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in 1981. Devised and directed by [[Anthony Farmer]].		''Applause'' by Applause (1970), a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve, and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical. Produced in South Africa by [[JODS]] in 1971, starring [[Janis Paige]] and [[Gay Lambert]], at the [[Civic Theatre\|Civic]]. [[Anthony Farmer]] designed the set, [[Otto Pirchner]] directed, and choreography was taken over from [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] by [[Wendy de la Harpe]] after dissatisfaction from the director. It formed part of the opening production of the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in 1981. Devised and directed by [[Anthony Farmer]].
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		+	''Applause'' by Applause (1970), a musical play by Betty Comden, Adolph Green (book), Charles Strouse (music), Lee Adams (lyrics). Adapted from the classic 1950 Bette Davis film, All About Eve, and tells the story of the great Broadway star Margo Channing and her duplicitous understudy, Eve Harrington. The original Broadway production starred Lauren Bacall and opened at the Palace Theatre on March 30, 1970, playing a total of 896 performances and winning five Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical. Produced in South Africa by [[JODS]] in 1971, starring [[Janis Paige]] and [[Gay Lambert]], at the [[Civic Theatre\|Civic]]. [[Anthony Farmer]] designed the set, [[Otto Pirchner]] directed, and choreography was taken over from [[Geoffrey Sutherland]] by [[Wendy de la Harpe]] after dissatisfaction from the director. It formed part of the opening production of the [[Pretoria State Theatre]] in 1981. Devised and directed by [[Anthony Farmer]].