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	https://www.artscape.co.za/event/buzani-ku-bawo/		https://www.artscape.co.za/event/buzani-ku-bawo/
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		+	Zenakhe Gxashe. 'Arts festival smash hit coming to EL stage'. [[Go & Express]]. 12 June 2025.

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 : Performed as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]'' by [[Artscape]] to be taken on tour in the greater Cape Town area to be seen by thousands of [[isiXhosa]] learners, for whom it was a setwork book. Then performed at the [[Artscape Theatre Centre]] from 19 to 29 July. Directed by [[Thokozile Ntshinga]], Director for Artscape’s Inclusive Arts Unit.
 : Performed at the [[ArtsCape]] main theatre, opening on May 18.
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Mbekweni township near Paarl[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbekweni], directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included [[Solomzi Bhisholo]].
+circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Mbekweni township near Paarl[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbekweni], directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included the later professional actor [[Solomzi Bhisholo]].
 **: Broadcast as a radio serial by the [[SABC]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Nbekweni township in Paarl, directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included [[Solomzi Bhisholo]].
+circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Mbekweni township near Paarl[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbekweni], directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included [[Solomzi Bhisholo]].
 **: Broadcast as a radio serial by the [[SABC]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Nbekweni township in Paarl, directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included [[Solomzi Bisholo]].
+circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Nbekweni township in Paarl, directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included [[Solomzi Bhisholo]].
 **: Broadcast as a radio serial by the [[SABC]]

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	== Performance history in South Africa ==		== Performance history in South Africa ==

		+	circa 1976: Performed by a high school in the Nbekweni township in Paarl, directed by the teacher [[Bram Mhlom]] with a cast that included [[Solomzi Bisholo]].

	19**: Broadcast as a radio serial by the [[SABC]]		19**: Broadcast as a radio serial by the [[SABC]]

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-''[[Buzani Kubawo]]'' (“Ask father”) is a [[Xhosa]] play by [[W.K. Tamsanqa]].
+''[[Buzani Kubawo]]'' ("Ask father") is an [[isiXhosa]] play by [[W.K. Tamsanqa]].
-Also known as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]''
+Also known as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]''.
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 **: Broadcast as a radio serial by the [[SABC]]
-: Performed as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]'' by [[Artscape]] to be taken on tour in the greater Cape Town area to be seen by thousands of isiXhosa learners, for whom it was a setwork book. Then performed at the [[Artscape Theatre Centre]] from 19 to 29 July. Directed by [[Thokozile Ntshinga]], Director for Artscape’s Inclusive Arts Unit.
+: Performed as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]'' by [[Artscape]] to be taken on tour in the greater Cape Town area to be seen by thousands of [[isiXhosa]] learners, for whom it was a setwork book. Then performed at the [[Artscape Theatre Centre]] from 19 to 29 July. Directed by [[Thokozile Ntshinga]], Director for Artscape’s Inclusive Arts Unit.
 : Performed at the [[ArtsCape]] main theatre, opening on May 18.
 == Sources ==
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 isiXhosa culture comes to life at [[Artscape]] - 19/07/2017 - [[Artslink]].co.za News
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	2017: Performed as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]'' by [[Artscape]] to be taken on tour in the greater Cape Town area to be seen by thousands of isiXhosa learners, for whom it was a setwork book. Then performed at the [[Artscape Theatre Centre]] from 19 to 29 July. Directed by [[Thokozile Ntshinga]], Director for Artscape’s Inclusive Arts Unit.		2017: Performed as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]'' by [[Artscape]] to be taken on tour in the greater Cape Town area to be seen by thousands of isiXhosa learners, for whom it was a setwork book. Then performed at the [[Artscape Theatre Centre]] from 19 to 29 July. Directed by [[Thokozile Ntshinga]], Director for Artscape’s Inclusive Arts Unit.
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		+	1923: Performed at the [[ArtsCape]] main theatre, opening on May 18.
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		+	https://www.artscape.co.za/event/buzani-ku-bawo/

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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−	''[[Buzani Kubawo]]'' (“Ask father” ~~– Xhosa~~) is a play by [[W.K. Tamsanqa]].	+	''[[Buzani Kubawo]]'' (“Ask father”) is a [[Xhosa]] play by [[W.K. Tamsanqa]].

	Also known as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]''		Also known as ''[[Buzani Ku Bawo]]''