Bittersoet - Revision history

Miriamt at 12:57, 6 March 2013

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'''Bittersoet''', translated into Afrikaans by [[Hanli Rolfes]] from the original [[Sweet Sorrows]] by [[Deon Opperman]]. [[Elsabé Daneel]] portrays five different women who struggle to overcome the trauma caused by rape, abortion, infertility, being white in Africa as well as giving up a child. First performed at the [[Aardklop festival]] in 2012. Produced by [[Elsabé Daneel]].
(Source: ''Eikestadnuus'', 1 February 2013).

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	'''Bittersoet''', translated into Afrikaans by [[Hanli Rolfes]] from the original [[Sweet Sorrows]] by [[Deon Opperman]]. [[Elsabé Daneel]] portrays five different women who struggle to overcome the trauma caused by rape, abortion, infertility, being white in Africa as well as giving up a child. First performed at the [[Aardklop festival]] in 2012. Produced by [[Elsabé Daneel]], directed by [[Juanita Swanepoel]].		'''Bittersoet''', translated into Afrikaans by [[Hanli Rolfes]] from the original [[Sweet Sorrows]] by [[Deon Opperman]]. [[Elsabé Daneel]] portrays five different women who struggle to overcome the trauma caused by rape, abortion, infertility, being white in Africa as well as giving up a child. First performed at the [[Aardklop festival]] in 2012. Produced by [[Elsabé Daneel]], directed by [[Juanita Swanepoel]].
	(Source: ''Eikestadnuus'', 1 February 2013).		(Source: ''Eikestadnuus'', 1 February 2013).
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		+	‘n Clover Aardklop-produksie aangebied deur [[Elsabé Daneel Produksies]].
		+	Teks: [[Deon Opperman]];
		+	Vertaling: [[Hanli Rolfes]].
		+	Met [[Elsabé Daneel]].
		+	Mediavennoot: Media24.
		+	Regie: [[Juanita Swanepoel]].
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		+	Vyf vroue. Een aktrise. ŉ Ode aan weerloosheid en taaiheid. Hoe verwerk mens die trauma van verkragting, aborsie, onvrugbaarheid, witwees in Afrika, asook die weggee en selfmoord van ŉ kind? Die verliese is bitter, maar die soet balsem lê in elke vrou se stille triomf om heel te word.
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		+	Source: ''Woordfees'' programme, 2013, p 35.

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−	'''Bittersoet''', translated into Afrikaans by [[Hanli Rolfes]] from the original [[Sweet Sorrows]] by [[Deon Opperman]]. [[Elsabé Daneel]] portrays five different women who struggle to overcome the trauma caused by rape, abortion, infertility, being white in Africa as well as giving up a child. First performed at the [[Aardklop festival]] in 2012. Produced by [[Elsabé Daneel]].	+	'''Bittersoet''', translated into Afrikaans by [[Hanli Rolfes]] from the original [[Sweet Sorrows]] by [[Deon Opperman]]. [[Elsabé Daneel]] portrays five different women who struggle to overcome the trauma caused by rape, abortion, infertility, being white in Africa as well as giving up a child. First performed at the [[Aardklop festival]] in 2012. Produced by [[Elsabé Daneel]], directed by [[Juanita Swanepoel]].
	(Source: ''Eikestadnuus'', 1 February 2013).		(Source: ''Eikestadnuus'', 1 February 2013).