Beef for Buffalo - Revision history

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The play explores the issue of the conflicting issues that surround cattle and wildlife.

2000: Performed in Gaborone at the Maitisong Festival by [[Theatre for Africa]], with Phuthologo Theatre players Kabelo Ramaselwana and Kabelo Nyenye and previously unknown actors from Maun.
Ramaselwana and Nyenye played the two main characters of the play - the journalist and the farmer, respectively. "A Beef For Buffalo" explore an issue that was highly topical in Botswana inPhuthologo Theatre the early 1990s - that of the conflicting issues surrounding cattle and wildlife.

Modirwa Kekwaletswe. 2000. Botswana: Beef Play Steals Maitisong 2000, ''AllAfrica'' 10 April, 2000[https://allafrica.com/stories/200004100063.html]

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 == Performance history in Southern Africa ==
-: Performed by [[Theatre for Africa]] at the Maitisong Festival in Gaborone, with  Kabelo Ramaselwana and Kabelo Nyenye of the Phuthologo Theatre Players and actors from Maun.
+: Performed by [[Theatre for Africa]] at the Maitisong Festival in Gaborone, with Batswana actors Kabelo Ramaselwana and Kabelo Nyenye of the Phuthologo Theatre Players, as well as actors from Maun.
 == Sources ==

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-''[[Beef for Buffalo]]'' is a play by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], [[Luke Ellenbogen]] and
+''[[Beef for Buffalo]]'' is a play by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], [[Luke Ellenbogen]] and [[Nhlanhla Mavundla]].
 ==The original text==
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 == Performance history in Southern Africa ==
-: Performed in Gaborone at the Maitisong Festival by [[Theatre for Africa]], with Phuthologo Theatre players Kabelo Ramaselwana and Kabelo Nyenye and previously unknown actors from Maun.
+: Performed by [[Theatre for Africa]] at the Maitisong Festival in Gaborone, with  Kabelo Ramaselwana and Kabelo Nyenye of the Phuthologo Theatre Players and actors from Maun.

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 ''[[Beef for Buffalo]]'' is a play by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], [[Luke Ellenbogen]] and
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 ==The original text==

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 ''[[Beef for Buffalo]]'' is a play by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], [[Luke Ellenbogen]] and
 =BEING EDITED=
 The play explores the conflicting issues that surrounded cattle and wildlife in Botswana in the 1990s.
 : Performed in Gaborone at the Maitisong Festival by [[Theatre for Africa]], with Phuthologo Theatre players Kabelo Ramaselwana and Kabelo Nyenye and previously unknown actors from Maun.
 Modirwa Kekwaletswe. 2000. Botswana: Beef Play Steals Maitisong 2000, ''AllAfrica'' 10 April, 2000[https://allafrica.com/stories/200004100063.html]

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 ''[[Beef for Buffalo]]'' is a play by [[Nicholas Ellenbogen]], [[Luke Ellenbogen]] and
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 The play explores the conflicting issues that surrounded cattle and wildlife in Botswana in the 1990s.

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	The play explores the issue of the conflicting issues that surround cattle and wildlife.		The play explores the issue of the conflicting issues that surround cattle and wildlife.