Bonhoeffer - Revision history

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	Theatre posters held by [[NELM]]: Poster collection [Collection: KRUMMECK, Peter]: 2017. 198. 1. 2.		Theatre posters held by [[NELM]]: Poster collection [Collection: KRUMMECK, Peter]: 2017. 198. 1. 2.
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		+	''[[Die Burger]]'', 1 June 2005.

	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography\|ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography\|ESAT Bibliography]]

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 There were various stagings of the [[ACTS]], [[Arena Theatre]] and [[Basil Rubin]] production of the play : at the [[Baxter Theatre]]; on a tour through the USA at Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Vancouver; at the Stellenbosch [[Libertas Theatre]]; and at the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown, 2006, directed by [[Christopher Weare]].
-: Performed by [[John Ramsdale]] on 3 and 6 July, 2017, he did dramatic readings of ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' in St Patrick’s Church, 47 Hill Street, Grahamstown as part of the ''[[Spiritfest]]'' 2017 Programme.
+: Performed by [[John Ramsdale]] on 3 and 6 July, 2017 in St Patrick’s Church, 47 Hill Street, Grahamstown as part of the ''[[Spiritfest]]'' 2017 Programme.
 [[NELM]] holds an audio visual recording [Digitial] of the play (Location: Audio visual collection [Collection: KRUMMECK, Peter]: 2017. 201. 1).

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 There were various stagings of the [[ACTS]], [[Arena Theatre]] and [[Basil Rubin]] production of the play : at the [[Baxter Theatre]]; on a tour through the USA at Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Vancouver; at the Stellenbosch [[Libertas Theatre]]; and at the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown, 2006, directed by [[Christopher Weare]].
-: Performed by [[Johan Ramsdale]] on 3 and 6 July, 2017, he did dramatic readings of ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' in St Patrick’s Church, 47 Hill Street, Grahamstown as part of the ''[[Spiritfest]]'' 2017 Programme.
+: Performed by [[John Ramsdale]] on 3 and 6 July, 2017, he did dramatic readings of ''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' in St Patrick’s Church, 47 Hill Street, Grahamstown as part of the ''[[Spiritfest]]'' 2017 Programme.
 [[NELM]] holds an audio visual recording [Digitial] of the play (Location: Audio visual collection [Collection: KRUMMECK, Peter]: 2017. 201. 1).

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 http://www.rondeboschunited.org.za/content/peter-krummeck-bonhoeffer-play
 https://grahamstowncathedral.org/spiritfest/spiritfest-2017-programme/
 Theatre posters held by [[NELM]]: Poster collection [Collection: KRUMMECK, Peter]: 2017. 198. 1. 2.

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−	by [[Peter Krummeck]]. ~~A one man play about Dietrich Bonhoefer.~~	+	''[[Bonhoeffer]]'' is a one man play by [[Peter Krummeck]].

	Written by Krummeck and developed for performance by [[Christopher Weare]], with a research grant from the [[University of Cape Town]].		Written by Krummeck and developed for performance by [[Christopher Weare]], with a research grant from the [[University of Cape Town]].

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	There were various stagings of the [[ACTS]], [[Arena Theatre]] and [[Basil Rubin]] production of the play : at the [[Baxter Theatre]]; on a tour through the USA at Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Vancouver; at the Stellenbosch [[Libertas Theatre]]; and at the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown, 2006, directed by [[Christopher Weare]].		There were various stagings of the [[ACTS]], [[Arena Theatre]] and [[Basil Rubin]] production of the play : at the [[Baxter Theatre]]; on a tour through the USA at Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Vancouver; at the Stellenbosch [[Libertas Theatre]]; and at the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown, 2006, directed by [[Christopher Weare]].
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		+	[[NELM]] holds an audio visual recording [Digitial] of the play (Location: Audio visual collection [Collection: KRUMMECK, Peter]: 2017. 201. 1).

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 by [[Peter Krummeck]]. A one man play about Dietrich Bonhoefer.
-Written by Krummeck in and developed for performance by [[Christopher Weare]], with a research grant from the [[University of Cape Town]].
+Written by Krummeck and developed for performance by [[Christopher Weare]], with a research grant from the [[University of Cape Town]].
 By invitation the World Première in 2004 was held at the St Mark’s Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill, Washington DC, USA, as part of the week commemorating the first anniversary of 9/11. Went on to tour Canada, the the USA and many parts of Europe. Also widely in South Africa.  A Canadian TV film was also made of it.
+There were various stagings of the [[ACTS]], [[Arena Theatre]] and [[Basil Rubin]] production of the play : at the [[Baxter Theatre]]; on a tour through the USA at Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Vancouver; at the Stellenbosch [[Libertas Theatre]]; and at the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown, 2006, directed by [[Christopher Weare]].
 == Sources ==
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 http://www.rondeboschunited.org.za/content/peter-krummeck-bonhoeffer-play
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography|ESAT Bibliography]]

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	by [[Peter Krummeck]]. A one man play about Dietrich Bonhoefer.		by [[Peter Krummeck]]. A one man play about Dietrich Bonhoefer.

−	Written by Krummeck in and developed for performance by [[Christopher Weare]], with a research grant from the [[University of Cape Town]]. ~~The~~ World ~~Premiere~~ was held at the St Mark’s Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill, Washington DC, USA, as part of the week commemorating the first anniversary of 9/11. Went on to tour Canada, the the USA and many parts of Europe. Also widely in South Africa. A Canadian TV film was also made of it.	+	Written by Krummeck in and developed for performance by [[Christopher Weare]], with a research grant from the [[University of Cape Town]].
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		+	By invitation the World Première in 2004 was held at the St Mark’s Episcopal Church on Capitol Hill, Washington DC, USA, as part of the week commemorating the first anniversary of 9/11. Went on to tour Canada, the the USA and many parts of Europe. Also widely in South Africa. A Canadian TV film was also made of it.