Bodemvas - Revision history

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-Produced by De Groot in association with the [[Stellenbosch University Dramatic Society]] and starred De Groot and [[Yvonne Liebenberg]], with [[Maria van Dyk]], [[P.J. Loots]], [[Margaret Webb]], [[Gideon Boshoff]], [[Nic Laubscher]], [[J. Scholtz]] and [[Elsa Dreyer]]. Opening on 26 April 1932, it closed shortly after, having played only Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl.
+: Produced by De Groot in association with the [[Stellenbosch University Dramatic Society]] and starred De Groot and [[Yvonne Liebenberg]], with [[Maria van Dyk]], [[P.J. Loots]], [[Margaret Webb]], [[Gideon Boshoff]], [[Nic Laubscher]], [[J. Scholtz]] and [[Elsa Dreyer]]. Opening on 26 April 1932, it closed shortly after, having played only Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl.
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−	by [[~~S. Bruwer~~]]~~. A~~ dramatisation by [[Paul de Groot]] of the Afrikaans novel of the same name ~~( pub.~~1929). ~~Deals~~ with the issue of Afrikaans-English "interracial strife", as it was known. Produced by De Groot in association with the [[Stellenbosch University Dramatic Society]] and starred De Groot and [[Yvonne Liebenberg]], with [[Maria van Dyk]], [[P.J. Loots]], [[Margaret Webb]], [[Gideon Boshoff]], [[Nic Laubscher]], [[J. Scholtz]] and [[Elsa Dreyer]]. Opening on 26 April 1932, it closed shortly after, having played only Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl.	+	''[[Bodemvas]]'' is a dramatisation by [[Paul de Groot]] of the Afrikaans novel of the same name by Susanna du Pré van Rooyen Bruwer, published in 1929 by [[Nasionale Pers]] in Cape Town. It deals with the issue of Afrikaans-English "interracial strife", as it was known.

		+	== Performance history in South Africa ==
		+	Produced by De Groot in association with the [[Stellenbosch University Dramatic Society]] and starred De Groot and [[Yvonne Liebenberg]], with [[Maria van Dyk]], [[P.J. Loots]], [[Margaret Webb]], [[Gideon Boshoff]], [[Nic Laubscher]], [[J. Scholtz]] and [[Elsa Dreyer]]. Opening on 26 April 1932, it closed shortly after, having played only Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl.

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		+	by [[S. Bruwer]]. A dramatisation by [[Paul de Groot]] of the Afrikaans novel of the same name ( pub.1929). Deals with the issue of Afrikaans-English "interracial strife", as it was known. Produced by De Groot in association with the [[Stellenbosch University Dramatic Society]] and starred De Groot and [[Yvonne Liebenberg]], with [[Maria van Dyk]], [[P.J. Loots]], [[Margaret Webb]], [[Gideon Boshoff]], [[Nic Laubscher]], [[J. Scholtz]] and [[Elsa Dreyer]]. Opening on 26 April 1932, it closed shortly after, having played only Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl.
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