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by Arthur Miller. A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].

Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], Stephen Jennings, [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]], and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].

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-'''''Broken Glass''''' is a play (1994) by American playwright [[Arthur Miller]] (1915-2005). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].
+''[[Broken Glass]]'' is a play (1994) by American playwright [[Arthur Miller]] (1915-2005). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].
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 : South African première at the [[Rhodes Theatre]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], 14-15 July 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]] (Phillip Gellburg), [[Diane Wilson]] (Sylvia Gellburg), [[Brian O’Shaughnessy]] (Dr Harry Hyman), [[Shirley Johnston]] (Margaret Hyman), [[Jacqui Singer]] (Harriet) and [[Ralph Lawson]] (Stanton Case). After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], opening 25 July 1995. Design by [[Michael Mitchell]], lighting by [[John T. Baker]], music by [[Michael Tuffin]].
 : Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]],  and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].
 == Sources ==
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 National Arts Festival programme, 1995. 57.
 Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]

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−	'''''Broken Glass''''' is a play by [[Arthur Miller]] (~~1994~~). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].	+	'''''Broken Glass''''' is a play (1994) by American playwright [[Arthur Miller]] (1915-2005). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].

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-by [[Arthur Miller]] (1994). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].
+'''''Broken Glass''''' is a play by [[Arthur Miller]] (1994). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-South African première at the [[Rhodes Theatre]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], 14-15 July 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]] (Phillip Gellburg), [[Diane Wilson]] (Sylvia Gellburg), [[Brian O’Shaughnessy]] (Dr Harry Hyman), [[Shirley Johnston]] (Margaret Hyman), [[Jacqui Singer]] (Harriet) and [[Ralph Lawson]] (Stanton Case). After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], opening 25 July 1995. Design by [[Michael Mitchell]], lighting by [[John T. Baker]], music by [[Michael Tuffin]].
+: South African première at the [[Rhodes Theatre]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], 14-15 July 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]] (Phillip Gellburg), [[Diane Wilson]] (Sylvia Gellburg), [[Brian O’Shaughnessy]] (Dr Harry Hyman), [[Shirley Johnston]] (Margaret Hyman), [[Jacqui Singer]] (Harriet) and [[Ralph Lawson]] (Stanton Case). After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], opening 25 July 1995. Design by [[Michael Mitchell]], lighting by [[John T. Baker]], music by [[Michael Tuffin]].
-Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]],  and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].
+: Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]],  and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].
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 ''Broken Glass'' theatre programme, 1995.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-South African première at the [[Rhodes Theatre at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], 14-15 July 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]] (Phillip gellburg), [[Diane Wilson]] (Sylvia Gellburg), [[Brian O’Shaughnessy]] (Dr Harry Hyman), [[Shirley Johnston]] (Margaret Hyman), [[Jacqui Singer]] (Harriet) and [[Ralph Lawson]] (Stanton Case). After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], opening 25 July 1995. Design by [[Michael Mitchell]], lighting by [[John T. Baker]], music by [[Michael tuffin]].
+South African première at the [[Rhodes Theatre]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], 14-15 July 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]] (Phillip Gellburg), [[Diane Wilson]] (Sylvia Gellburg), [[Brian O’Shaughnessy]] (Dr Harry Hyman), [[Shirley Johnston]] (Margaret Hyman), [[Jacqui Singer]] (Harriet) and [[Ralph Lawson]] (Stanton Case). After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]], opening 25 July 1995. Design by [[Michael Mitchell]], lighting by [[John T. Baker]], music by [[Michael Tuffin]].
 Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]],  and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].

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 by [[Arthur Miller]] (1994). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].
-South African première at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]], [[Diane Wilson]], [[Brian O’Shaugnessy]], [[Shirley Johnston]], [[Jacqui Singer]] and [[Ralph Lawson]]. After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]].
+South African première at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]], [[Diane Wilson]], [[Brian O’Shaughnessy]], [[Shirley Johnston]], [[Jacqui Singer]] and [[Ralph Lawson]]. After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]].
 Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]],  and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].

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−	by Arthur Miller. A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].	+	by [[Arthur Miller]] (1994). A play which explores themes of guilt, personal tragedy and love in the lives of a Jewish couple living in New York in 1938, deeply affected by the horrific anti-Semitic events of that ominous night. A major, coordinated attack on Jews throughout Germany on the night of 9 November 1938, and into the next day, is recorded in the history books as Kristallnacht, or The Night of Broken Glass. Jewish homes, shops and villages throughout Germany and parts of Austria were ransacked, leaving the streets covered in pieces of smashed windows. It is regarded by many historians as one of the events that pre-empted the Holocaust. A sell-out season of the Olivier award-winning drama ''Broken Glass'' was put on at The Tricycle Theatre in London in 2010, starring [[Antony Sher]].
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		+	South African première at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1995, directed for [[CAPAB]] by [[Roy Sargeant]], with [[Percy Sieff]], [[Diane Wilson]], [[Brian O’Shaugnessy]], [[Shirley Johnston]], [[Jacqui Singer]] and [[Ralph Lawson]]. After the festival the production moved to the [[Arena Theatre]] at the [[Nico Malan Theatre]].

	Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]], and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].		Produced at the [[Fugard Theatre]] in South Africa 22 March to 16 April 2011, by the [[Fugard Theatre]] and producer [[Eric Abraham]], with [[Antony Sher]],[[ Susan Danford]], [[Stephen Jennings]], [[Anthea Thompson]], [[Claire Berlein]] and [[Patrick Lyster]], and directed by [[Janice Honeyman]].

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