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''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.

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http://bigreaders.myfastforum.org/archive/caritas-1981-by-arnold-wesker__o_t__t_1630.html

National Arts Festival programme, 1983.

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-''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by British playwright Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.
+''[[Caritas]]'' (1981), a little-known play by British playwright Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.
 Published by Jonathan Cape, 1981.
-Presented by the University of the Orange Free State at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1983, directed by [[Adéle Fouché]]; set design, lighting and company manager [[Nico Luwes]], set built by [[Francois Venter]], stage manager [[Vanessa Rudman]]. Cast: [[Pamela Engelbrecht]], [[Johan Myburg]], [[Clive Chamberlin]], [[Marius Meyer]], [[Mareé Fouché]], [[Beverly Groenewald]], [[Vanessa Rudman]], [[Ian Rhind]], [[Jan Horn]].
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 National Arts Festival programme, 1983.
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 Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 C|C]] in Plays 1 Original SA Plays

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	''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by British playwright Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.		''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by British playwright Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.
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		+	Published by Jonathan Cape, 1981.

	Presented by the University of the Orange Free State at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1983, directed by [[Adéle Fouché]]; set design, lighting and company manager [[Nico Luwes]], set built by [[Francois Venter]], stage manager [[Vanessa Rudman]]. Cast: [[Pamela Engelbrecht]], [[Johan Myburg]], [[Clive Chamberlin]], [[Marius Meyer]], [[Mareé Fouché]], [[Beverly Groenewald]], [[Vanessa Rudman]], [[Ian Rhind]], [[Jan Horn]].		Presented by the University of the Orange Free State at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1983, directed by [[Adéle Fouché]]; set design, lighting and company manager [[Nico Luwes]], set built by [[Francois Venter]], stage manager [[Vanessa Rudman]]. Cast: [[Pamela Engelbrecht]], [[Johan Myburg]], [[Clive Chamberlin]], [[Marius Meyer]], [[Mareé Fouché]], [[Beverly Groenewald]], [[Vanessa Rudman]], [[Ian Rhind]], [[Jan Horn]].

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 ''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by British playwright Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.
-Presented by the University of the Orange Free State at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1983, directed by Adéle Fouché; set design, lighting and company manager [[Nico Luwes]], set built by [[Francois Venter]], stage manager [[Vanessa Rudman]]. Cast: [[Pamela Engelbrecht]], [[Johan Myburg]], [[Clive Chamberlin]], [[Marius Meyer]], [[Mareé Fouché]], [[Beverly Groenewald]], [[Vanessa Rudman]], [[Ian Rhind]], [[Jan Horn]].
+Presented by the University of the Orange Free State at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1983, directed by [[Adéle Fouché]]; set design, lighting and company manager [[Nico Luwes]], set built by [[Francois Venter]], stage manager [[Vanessa Rudman]]. Cast: [[Pamela Engelbrecht]], [[Johan Myburg]], [[Clive Chamberlin]], [[Marius Meyer]], [[Mareé Fouché]], [[Beverly Groenewald]], [[Vanessa Rudman]], [[Ian Rhind]], [[Jan Horn]].
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−	''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.	+	''Caritas'' (1981), a little-known play by British playwright Arnold Wesker (born 1932) about an anchoress, one of those religious fanatics in the Middle Ages who had themselves walled up alone in a cell, attached to a church, in order to devote their lives to self-mortification and prayer. The chief character of Wesker’s ''Caritas'' is one, Christine Carpenter, who became an anchoress in 1329 in a Surrey village. Wesker places her in 1377 in Norfolk for dramatic purposes.
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		+	Presented by the University of the Orange Free State at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama, 1983, directed by Adéle Fouché; set design, lighting and company manager [[Nico Luwes]], set built by [[Francois Venter]], stage manager [[Vanessa Rudman]]. Cast: [[Pamela Engelbrecht]], [[Johan Myburg]], [[Clive Chamberlin]], [[Marius Meyer]], [[Mareé Fouché]], [[Beverly Groenewald]], [[Vanessa Rudman]], [[Ian Rhind]], [[Jan Horn]].

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