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HUTCHINSON, Arthur. (1923-1980). Expatriate South African author of ''[[Fusane’s Trial]]'' (1972), ''[[The Road to Ghana]]'', and the four-acter ''[[The Rain-Killers]]'', all of which were banned in South Africa. Born in the Eastern Transvaal and educated at Fort Hare University. A leading concern in his plays is the tension between traditional and new ways of thought.*** [JH]

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−	~~HUTCHINSON,~~ Arthur. (1923-1980). Expatriate South African author of ''[[Fusane’s Trial]]'' (1972), ''[[The Road to Ghana]]'', and the four-acter ''[[The Rain-Killers]]'', all of which were banned in South Africa. Born in the Eastern Transvaal and educated at Fort Hare University. A leading concern in his plays is the tension between traditional and new ways of thought.*** [JH]	+	[[Arthur Hutchinsin]] (1923-1980). Expatriate South African author.
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		+	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
		+	Author of ''[[Fusane’s Trial]]'' (1972), ''[[The Road to Ghana]]'', and the four-acter ''[[The Rain-Killers]]'', all of which were banned in South Africa. Born in the Eastern Transvaal and educated at Fort Hare University. A leading concern in his plays is the tension between traditional and new ways of thought.*** [JH]