Charles Dickens - Revision history

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Sources

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Charles Dickens by Emlyn Williams

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Plays about Dickens, seen in South Africa

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Dickens' Women by Miriam Margolyes

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 === Performance history in South Africa ===
-A tour of campuses in South Africa was undertaken in 19**.
+A tour of a number of University campuses in South Africa was undertaken in 19**.
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	==''[[Charles Dickens]]'' by [[Emlyn Williams]]==		==''[[Charles Dickens]]'' by [[Emlyn Williams]]==

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-Based on the writings of Charles Dickens, ''[[Dickens' Women]]'', is a one-woman piece with scenes depicting 23 characters from the novels, co-written by [[Miriam Margolyes]] (1941-) and Sonia Fraser (), and performed by [[Miriam Margolyes]] (1941-).
+Based on the writings of Charles Dickens, ''[[Dickens' Women]]'', is a one-woman piece with scenes depicting 23 characters from the novels, co-written by [[Miriam Margolyes]] (1941-) and Sonia Fraser (1937–2013)[], and performed by [[Miriam Margolyes]] (1941-).
 This shows opening season in 1989–91 played at the Edinburgh Festival, the Hampstead Theatre and the Duke of York's Theatre, London and has been toured widely over the subsequent years, countries visited including Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the USA and India.

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 ==''[[Charles Dickens]]'' by [[Emlyn Williams]]==
 This is a one man play,  replicating the British novelist, playwright and performer [[Charles Dickens]]’s famous public readings, originally written and performed by the Welsh actor-playwright [[Emlyn Williams]].
 Also known as '''''[[Emlyn Williams as Charles Dickens]]'''''.
 === Performance history in South Africa ===

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 Based on the writings of Charles Dickens, ''[[Dickens' Women]]'', is a one-woman piece with scenes depicting 23 characters from the novels, co-written and performed by [[Miriam Margolyes]] (1941-).
-This shows opening season in 1989–91 played at the Edinburgh Festival, the Hampstead Theatre and the Duke of York's Theatre, London and has been toured widely over the subsequent years. A tour of campuses in South Africa was undertaken in 19**.
+This shows opening season in 1989–91 played at the Edinburgh Festival, the Hampstead Theatre and the Duke of York's Theatre, London and has been toured widely over the subsequent years.
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	==''[[Dickens' Women]]'' by [[Miriam Margolyes]]==		==''[[Dickens' Women]]'' by [[Miriam Margolyes]]==
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		+	In 1989, she co-wrote and performed a one-woman show, ''[[Dickens' Women]]'', playing 23 characters from Dickens' novels. This shows opening season in 1989–91 played at the Edinburgh Festival, the Hampstead Theatre and the Duke of York's Theatre, London. It also toured widely over the subsequent years, and was taken to various countries, including a tour of campuses in South Africa (in 19**).

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