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A satirical play about South African society, written by Mike van Graan, part of the [[Bafana Republic]] series by Van Graan. Originally called simply ''[[Bafana Republic]]'', the name was altered to ''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' to fit in as the first play in the Bafana Republic series .

In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May 2007.

Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May 2007 and ran till Saturday 16 June 2007. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].

== Sources ==

See: http://mikevangraan.co.za/plays/comedy-satire/bafana-republic-1

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 : In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May.
-: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May and ran till Saturday 16 June. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]] with subsequent performances at [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (28 June-7 July 2007); [[969 Festival]], Wits University, Johannesburg (25-29 July 2007); [[Hilton Arts Festival]], Pietermaritzburg (14-16 September 2007); [[Aardklop Arts Festival]], Potchefstroom (25-28 September 2007); Prince Albert, opening of new theatre (29-30 September 2007); [[Catelina Theatre]], Durban (2-28 October 2007); [[Market Theatre]], Johannesburg (3 Nov-16 Dec 2007); [[Die Suidoosterfees]], Artscape, Cape Town (29 Jan-9 February 2008).
+: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May and ran till Saturday 16 June. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]] with subsequent performances at [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (28 June-7 July 2007); [[969 Festival]], Wits University, Johannesburg (25-29 July 2007); [[Hilton Arts Festival]], Pietermaritzburg (14-16 September 2007); [[Aardklop Arts Festival]], Potchefstroom (25-28 September 2007); Prince Albert, opening of new theatre (29-30 September 2007); [[Catalina Theatre]], Durban (2-28 October 2007); [[Market Theatre]], Johannesburg (3 Nov-16 Dec 2007); Die [[Suidoosterfees]], Artscape, Cape Town (29 Jan-9 February 2008).
 == Sources ==

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 : In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May.
-: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May and ran till Saturday 16 June. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].
+: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May and ran till Saturday 16 June. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]] with subsequent performances at [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (28 June-7 July 2007); [[969 Festival]], Wits University, Johannesburg (25-29 July 2007); [[Hilton Arts Festival]], Pietermaritzburg (14-16 September 2007); [[Aardklop Arts Festival]], Potchefstroom (25-28 September 2007); Prince Albert, opening of new theatre (29-30 September 2007); [[Catelina Theatre]], Durban (2-28 October 2007); [[Market Theatre]], Johannesburg (3 Nov-16 Dec 2007); [[Die Suidoosterfees]], Artscape, Cape Town (29 Jan-9 February 2008).
 == Sources ==

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-A satirical play about South African society, written by [[Mike van Graan]], part of the [[Bafana Republic]] series by Van Graan. Originally called simply ''[[Bafana Republic]]'', the name was altered to ''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' to fit in as the first play in the series.
+''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' is a satirical play about South African society, written by [[Mike van Graan]]
 : In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May.
 : Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May and ran till Saturday 16 June. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].
-== Sources ==
+Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]
-http://mikevangraan.co.za/plays/comedy-satire/bafana-republic-1
+Return to [[Main Page]]

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 A satirical play about South African society, written by [[Mike van Graan]], part of the [[Bafana Republic]] series by Van Graan. Originally called simply ''[[Bafana Republic]]'', the name was altered to ''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' to fit in as the first play in the series.
-: In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May 2007.
+: In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May.
-: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May 2007 and ran till Saturday 16 June 2007. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].
+: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May and ran till Saturday 16 June. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].

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 A satirical play about South African society, written by [[Mike van Graan]], part of the [[Bafana Republic]] series by Van Graan. Originally called simply ''[[Bafana Republic]]'', the name was altered to ''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' to fit in as the first play in the series.
-In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May 2007.
+: In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May 2007.
-Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May 2007 and ran till Saturday 16 June 2007. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].
+: Its first, full production opened at [[On Broadway]] on Tuesday 29 May 2007 and ran till Saturday 16 June 2007. Directed by [[Lara Bye]], with [[Lindiwe Matshikiza]] and a technical support team consisting of [[James Webb]] (sound), [[Jaco Bouwer]] (movement and vimeo) and [[Jesse Kramer]].

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−	A satirical play about South African society, written by Mike van Graan, part of the [[Bafana Republic]] series by Van Graan. Originally called simply ''[[Bafana Republic]]'', the name was altered to ''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' to fit in as the first play in the Bafana Republic series .	+	A satirical play about South African society, written by [[Mike van Graan]], part of the [[Bafana Republic]] series by Van Graan. Originally called simply ''[[Bafana Republic]]'', the name was altered to ''[[Bafana Republic 1]]'' to fit in as the first play in the Bafana Republic series .

	In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May 2007.		In draft form, the play had its first public performances as ''[[Bafana Republic]]'' at the [[Franschhoek Literary Festival]] on 11 and 12 May 2007.