Carmen - Revision history

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 : ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (24 September – 8 October)
-: Presented by [[TUT Opera School]],
+: Presented by [[TUT Opera School]], featuring [[Goitsemang Lehobye]] and TUT Opera School Students. Directed by [[Marcus Desando]] with Set Design by [[Michael Mitchell]].
 : ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (9–19 March)

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	2005: ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (24 September – 8 October)		2005: ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (24 September – 8 October)
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		+	2007: Presented by [[TUT Opera School]],

	2011: ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (9–19 March)		2011: ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (9–19 March)

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	'Capab splashes out on opera'. ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''. 20 January 1995.		'Capab splashes out on opera'. ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''. 20 January 1995.
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		+	https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1442631399174257&set=a.710296835741054&locale=es_LA

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

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	1976: Presented by [[CAPAB Opera]].		1976: Presented by [[CAPAB Opera]].
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		+	1980: Presented in English by [[PACT Opera]] in the [[Aula]] in Pretoria and [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]]. Directed by [[Charles Hamilton]], design by [[Anthony Farmer]], conductor [[David de Villiers]]. Cast: [[Ann Howard]] - Carmen; [[Richard Kness]] - Don José; [[Antoinette Krige]] - Micaëla; [[Barbara Veenemans]] - Frasquita; [[Dawie Couzyn]] - Escamillo, with [[Rouel Beukes]], [[Bruce Halliwell]], [[Ravonne Swart]], [[George Kok]] and [[Ian Donald]].

	1989: ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] (3–15 February)		1989: ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] (3–15 February)

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	'Opera’s tale of two cities'. ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''. 8 March 1996.		'Opera’s tale of two cities'. ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''. 8 March 1996.
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		+	'Capab splashes out on opera'. ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''. 20 January 1995.

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

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 : ''[[Carmen]]'' presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] (3–15 February)
-: ''[[La Tragedie de Carmen]]'' presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] (26 January – 5 February)
+: ''[[La Tragedie de Carmen]]'' presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] (26 January – 5 February), directed by [[Marthinus Basson]], with [[Katherine Henderson]], [[Mariette Janse van Rensburg]], [[Jannie Moolman]] and Bulgarian baritone Evgenij Demerdjiev.
 : ''[[La Tragedie de Carmen]]'' presented by [[CAPAB Opera]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] (March) and in Cape Town (15–22 June), directed by [[Marthinus Basson]], with [[Katherine Henderson]] (Carmen),  [[Jannie Moolman]] (Don Jose), [[Angela Gilbert]] (Micaela), [[Abel Motsoadi]] (Escamillo). COnducted by [[Philip Pointner]].

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 : Presented by the [[Pretoria Opera Group]].
-: Presented by the [[EOAN Group]] on tour to Johannesburg, Durban, East London and Port Elizabeth from June to August 1965.
+: Presented by the [[EOAN Group]] on tour to Johannesburg, Durban, East London and Port Elizabeth from June to August 1965. With [[Vera Gow]] as Carmen.
 : Presented in French by [[CAPAB Opera]], with [[Nellie du Toit]] as Micaëla, [[Nedda Casei]] as Carmen, British tenor [[Michael Trimbel]] as Don José, [[Dawie Couzyn]] as Escamillo and [[Angelo Gobbato]] as Moralès. Produced by [[Jan Bouws Jr]], conducted by [[Georg Tintner]].

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	A notable South African [[Xhosa]] and English adaptation is ''[[U-Carmen]]'' (2001) first performed by the multiracial South African company, [[Dimpho di Kopane]] at the [[Spier Amphitheatre]], directed by [[Mark Dornford-May]] with musical direction by [[Charles Hazlewood]]. The play went on a hugely successful tour to the US, Australia, Canada, Turkey and the UK over the next few years.		A notable South African [[Xhosa]] and English adaptation is ''[[U-Carmen]]'' (2001) first performed by the multiracial South African company, [[Dimpho di Kopane]] at the [[Spier Amphitheatre]], directed by [[Mark Dornford-May]] with musical direction by [[Charles Hazlewood]]. The play went on a hugely successful tour to the US, Australia, Canada, Turkey and the UK over the next few years.
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		+	2004: [[Dimpho di Kopane]] presented its ''Season South Africa'' from October 27 to December 5 in the synod hall of the Cathedral of St John the Divine in Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan. They presented four works in repertory: ''[[The Mysteries – Yiimimangaliso]]'', ''[[U-Carmen]]'', ''[[The Beggar's Opera]]'' and ''[[Ikumkanikazi yeKhephu]]''.

	'''''[[U-Carmen eKhayelitsha]]'' (2005)'''		'''''[[U-Carmen eKhayelitsha]]'' (2005)'''

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	https://www.inyourpocket.com/johannesburg/sempre-opera-presents-carmen_13321e		https://www.inyourpocket.com/johannesburg/sempre-opera-presents-carmen_13321e
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		+	'Opera’s tale of two cities'. ''[[Mail & Guardian]]''. 8 March 1996.

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