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Performance history in South Africa

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Also known as "''[[Beautiful Things - A Love Story]]''". A 2001 two-hander play by [[Selaelo Maredi]].

== The original text ==

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==

== Sources ==

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	[[Ruphin Coudyzer]]. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of [[Market Theatre]] productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)
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	''The New York Times'', 16 May 2001.		''The New York Times'', 16 May 2001.

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 == The original text ==
-A middle-aged South African man, Muzi, and a younger woman, Noni, fall in love. Both have been tragically widowed and have issues of guilt and commitment to work through.
+A middle-aged South African man, Muzi, and a younger woman, Noni, fall in love. They come from very different backgrounds, both have been tragically widowed and both have issues of guilt and commitment to work through.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-After its premiere in May 2001 in the Abrons Art Centre in New York City, directed by [[Selaelo Maredi]], with Maredi (Muzi) and [[Ramadumetja Rasebotsa]] (Noni) it was first staged in South Africa in October 2001 at the [[Mangaung African Cultural Festival]] ([[MACUFE]]). The same production played in the [[Barney Simon Theatre]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in December 2001 and the [[Baxter Theatre]] in February 2002.
+After its premiere in May 2001 in the Abrons Art Centre in New York City, directed by [[Selaelo Maredi]], with Maredi (Muzi) and [[Ramadumetja Rasebotsa]] (Noni) it was first staged in South Africa in October 2001 at the [[Mangaung African Cultural Festival]] ([[MACUFE]]). The same production played in the [[Barney Simon Theatre]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in December 2001 and the [[Baxter Theatre]] in October 2002.
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-After its premiere in May 2001 in the Abrons Art Centre in New York City, directed by [[Selaelo Maredi]], with Maredi (Muzi) and [[Ramadumetja Rasebotsa]] (Noni) it was first staged in South Africa in October 2001 at the [[Mangaung African Cultural Festival]] ([[MACUFE]]). The same production played in the [[Barney Simon Theatre]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in December 2001.
+After its premiere in May 2001 in the Abrons Art Centre in New York City, directed by [[Selaelo Maredi]], with Maredi (Muzi) and [[Ramadumetja Rasebotsa]] (Noni) it was first staged in South Africa in October 2001 at the [[Mangaung African Cultural Festival]] ([[MACUFE]]). The same production played in the [[Barney Simon Theatre]] at the [[Market Theatre]] in December 2001 and the [[Baxter Theatre]] in February 2002.
 == Sources ==

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−		+	First staged in October 2001 in the [[Barney Simon Theatre]] at the [[Market Theatre]], directed by [[Selaelo Maredi]], with Maredi (Muzi) and [[Ramadumetja Rasebotsa]] (Noni).