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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed September-October by [[Imps Drama Workshop]] as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with  general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore),  [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman),  [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).
+: Performed September-October by [[Imps Drama Workshop]] at the [[MOTH Hall]], Bergvliet, as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore),  [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman),  [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed September-October by [[The Imps Drama Workshop]] as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with  general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore),  [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman),  [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).
+: Performed September-October by [[Imps Drama Workshop]] as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with  general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore),  [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman),  [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).
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	Cast list for ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'' (courtesy of [[Frazer Fenton]] )[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D1LiZXAe03WG2cfBr7AUBee_AcCSsVOUASyuun523Bg/edit?usp=sharing]		Cast list for ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'' (courtesy of [[Frazer Fenton]] )[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D1LiZXAe03WG2cfBr7AUBee_AcCSsVOUASyuun523Bg/edit?usp=sharing]
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	[[Geoffrey Tansley]] Review of ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).		[[Geoffrey Tansley]] Review of ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).

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	1976: Performed September-October by [[The Imps Drama Workshop]] as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore), [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman), [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).		1976: Performed September-October by [[The Imps Drama Workshop]] as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore), [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman), [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).
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-''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'' is a programme of songs, poems and prose by Dylan Thomas (1914–1953)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas], devised by [[Henry Goodman]], [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]].
+''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'' is a programme of prose, poetry and songs by Dylan Thomas (1914–1953)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas].
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed as their first production by [[Imps Drama]] (1976). It also featured [[Ron Fenton]].
+: Performed September-October by [[The Imps Drama Workshop]] as their first production. Directed by [[Henry Goodman]], with  general narration and poetry by [[Glynn Day]] and [[Lynn Banner]], and the following all playing various characters from ''[[Under Milk Wood]]'': [[Ron Fenton]] (Mog Edwards, Eli Jenkins, Captain Cat, Organ Morgan, Cherry Owen, Mr Ogmore),  [[Lieske Bester]] (Mrs Waldo, Mrs Pugh, Third woman), [[Clare Dembovsky]] (Mae Rose Cottage, Polly Garter, Mrs Dia Bread two), [[Cindy Just]] (Mrs Ogmore-Pritchard, Gossamer Beynon, Forth woman), [[Glynn Day]] (Mr Pugh, My Waldo, Mr Pritchard, Sinbad Sailors), [[Anna Janes]] (Myfanwy Price, First Neighbour, Second woman),  [[Marian Williams]] (Mrs Cherry Owen, Mrs Organ Morgan) and [[Maxine Weber]] (Mrs Dai Bread One).
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 E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (April, 2016)
-cast list for [[As Long as Forever is]] (courtesy of [[Frazer Fenton]] )[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D1LiZXAe03WG2cfBr7AUBee_AcCSsVOUASyuun523Bg/edit?usp=sharing]
+Cast list for ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'' (courtesy of [[Frazer Fenton]] )[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D1LiZXAe03WG2cfBr7AUBee_AcCSsVOUASyuun523Bg/edit?usp=sharing]

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 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas
-E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (12-14 April, 2016)
+E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (April, 2016)
 [[Geoffrey Tansley]] Review of  ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).

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 E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (12-14 April, 2016)
-[[Geoffery Tansley]] Review of  ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).
+[[Geoffrey Tansley]] Review of  ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	== Performance history in South Africa ==		== Performance history in South Africa ==

−	1976: Performed as their first production by [[Imps Drama]] (1976). It also featured [[Ron Fenton]] ~~in the lead~~.	+	1976: Performed as their first production by [[Imps Drama]] (1976). It also featured [[Ron Fenton]].

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	E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (12-14 April, 2016)		E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (12-14 April, 2016)
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−	~~https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Goodman~~

	[[Geoffery Tansley]] Review of ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).		[[Geoffery Tansley]] Review of ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).

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	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas		https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_Thomas

		+	E-mail correspondence from [[Frazer Fenton]] (12-14 April, 2016)

		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Goodman
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		+	[[Geoffery Tansley]] Review of ''[[As Long As Forever Is]]'', The [[Cape Times]] by (March 1976).

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