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''Boy from Bethulie'' with [[Patrick Mynhardt]], a one-man entertainment based on Mynhardt's own "wonderful, ridiculous, mad, sad, pathetic and ecstatic life". Presented by [[Brian Charteris]] at the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe, 1984.

== Sources ==
National Arts Festival programme, 1984.

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−	''[[Boy from Bethulie]]'' (sometimes billed as ''[[The Boy from Bethulie]]'') by [[Patrick Mynhardt]].	+	''[[Boy from Bethulie]]'' (sometimes billed as ''[[The Boy from Bethulie]]'') by [[Patrick Mynhardt]] (1932-2007).

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−	''[[Boy from Bethulie]]'' (sometimes billed as ''The Boy from Bethulie'') by [[Patrick Mynhardt]].	+	''[[Boy from Bethulie]]'' (sometimes billed as ''[[The Boy from Bethulie]]'') by [[Patrick Mynhardt]].

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-This one-man autobiographical piece was staged at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by a group called ''[[A Teater]]'' as their first production in 1983. Always performed by the author.
+A one-man autobiographical piece.  Always performed by the author.
 ==Performance history in South Africa==
-: Staged at the [[Baxter Theatre]].
+: Staged at the [[Baxter Theatre]]. Also staged at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by a group called ''[[A Teater]]'' as their first production.
 : Presented by [[Brian Charteris]], with [[Patrick Mynhardt]], on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe.

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	2004: Staged in June in the [[Liberty Life Theatre on the Square]].		2004: Staged in June in the [[Liberty Life Theatre on the Square]].
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		+	Mynhardt died in London in 2007, where he was performing in this show at the Jermyn Street Theatre in the West End.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	National Arts Festival programme, 1984.		National Arts Festival programme, 1984.

		+	Barrow, Brian & Williams-Short, Yvonne (eds.). 1988. ''Theatre Alive! The Baxter Story 1977-1987''.
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-''The Boy from Bethulie'' by [[Patrick Mynhardt]]. This one-man autobiographical piece was staged at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by a group called ''[[A Teater]]'' as their first production in 1983. In 1984 it was presented by [[Brian Charteris]], with [[Patrick Mynhardt]], on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe. This piece was staged at the [[Warehouse]] in May 1990, and went on to be played throughout South Africa for well into the new millenium.**
+''[[Boy from Bethulie]]'' (sometimes billed as ''The Boy from Bethulie'') by [[Patrick Mynhardt]].
-Staged in October 1996 [[Die Teaterhuisie]] in Pretoria.
+==Original text==
-Staged in June 2004 in the [[Liberty Life Theatre on the Square]].
+==Performance history in South Africa==
 == Sources ==

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	''The Boy from Bethulie'' by [[Patrick Mynhardt]]. This one-man autobiographical piece was staged at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by a group called ''[[A Teater]]'' as their first production in 1983. In 1984 it was presented by [[Brian Charteris]], with [[Patrick Mynhardt]], on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe. This piece was staged at the [[Warehouse]] in May 1990, and went on to be played throughout South Africa for well into the new millenium.**		''The Boy from Bethulie'' by [[Patrick Mynhardt]]. This one-man autobiographical piece was staged at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by a group called ''[[A Teater]]'' as their first production in 1983. In 1984 it was presented by [[Brian Charteris]], with [[Patrick Mynhardt]], on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe. This piece was staged at the [[Warehouse]] in May 1990, and went on to be played throughout South Africa for well into the new millenium.**
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		+	Staged in October 1996 [[Die Teaterhuisie]] in Pretoria.
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		+	Staged in June 2004 in the [[Liberty Life Theatre on the Square]].

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−	''Boy from Bethulie'' ~~with~~ [[Patrick Mynhardt]]~~, a~~ one-man ~~entertainment based on Mynhardt~~'~~s own "wonderful, ridiculous, mad, sad, pathetic and ecstatic life"~~. ~~Presented~~ by [[Brian Charteris]] at the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe, ~~1984~~.	+	''The Boy from Bethulie'' by [[Patrick Mynhardt]]. This one-man autobiographical piece was staged at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by a group called ''[[A Teater]]'' as their first production in 1983. In 1984 it was presented by [[Brian Charteris]], with [[Patrick Mynhardt]], on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe. This piece was staged at the [[Warehouse]] in May 1990, and went on to be played throughout South Africa for well into the new millenium.**

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	National Arts Festival programme, 1984.		National Arts Festival programme, 1984.
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