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A festival of Chekhov work (and Chekhov inspired work) by South African theatre artists. The first Chekhov Festival was presented in 2004, in the c entenary year of Chekhov's death, under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], and the second Chekhov Festival ten years later under the auspiuces of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre|Joburg Theatre]].

The festival was the brainchild of actor, director and producer [[André Stolz]], who had translated Uncle Vanya into [[Afrikaans]], and the concept was that a company of Johannesburg based actors and directors would present a festival of Chekhov's best known one-act plays and short stories specially adapted for the stage,

The first festival took place in the [[Tesson Theatre]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] from 24 July to 8 August 2004. It consisted of a short season with two programmes - each containing six short plays.

Programme A played 24 - 31 July 2004 and consisted of:

A Work of Art directed by [[Lynne Maree]]
The Beggar directed by [[Josias Moleele]]
Saintly Simplicity directed by [[Grethe Fox]]
The Proposal directed by [[Mark Graham]]
The Witch directed by [[Sarah Roberts]]
Alien Corn (director to be announced)

Programme A played 1-8 August 2004 and consisted of:

''[[The Evils of Tobacco]]'' directed by [[André Stolz]],
The Chorus Girl directed by [[André Stolz]],
Die Buffel directed by [[André Stolz]],
Swanesang directed by [[Tjaart Potgieter]]
Tragic Role directed by [[Tobie Cronje]]
Plots directed by [[Tom Fairfoot]].

Programme A:
Final Performance on Thursday 12 June at 7:30pm
Oppad
The Sneeze
Saintly Simplicity

Programme B:
11 13 June at 7:30 and 14 June at 3:00pm
Rothschild’s Fiddle
Plots
Trousseau

Programme C:
10 14 June at 7:30
The Brothers
The Proposal
Grief

The Film Festival Line-Up for Sunday 15 June:

3pm
Double Feature:
- The Lady with the Dog
- An Artists Story

6pm
- An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano

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-A festival of Chekhov work (and Chekhov inspired work) by South African theatre artists. The first Chekhov Festival was presented in 2004, in the centenary year of Chekhov's death, under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], and the second Chekhov Festival ten years later under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre|Joburg Theatre]].
+This refers to a festival of Chekhov work (and Chekhov inspired work) by South African theatre artists.
-The festival was the brainchild of actor, director and festival director [[André Stolz]] and the concept was that a company of Johannesburg based actors and directors would present a festival of Chekhov's best known one-act plays and short stories specially adapted for the stage.
+The first [[Chekhov Festival]] was presented in 2004, in the centenary year of Chekhov's death, under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], and the second [[Chekhov Festival]] ten years later under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre|Joburg Theatre]].
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 ''[[Plots]]'' directed by [[Tom Fairfoot]].
 == The Chekhov Festival 2014 ==
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-The Lady with the Dog
+''[[The Lady with the Dog]]''
-An Artists Story
+''[[An Artists Story]]''
-An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano
+''[[An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano]]''
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 ''[[Die Buffel]]'' directed by [[André Stolz]]
-'''[[Swanesang]]''' directed by [[Tjaart Potgieter]]
+''[[Swanesang]]'' directed by [[Tjaart Potgieter]]
 ''[[Tragic Role]]'' directed by [[Tobie Cronje]]
 ''[[Plots]]'' directed by [[Tom Fairfoot]].
 == The Chekhov Festival 2014 ==

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-A festival of Chekhov work (and Chekhov inspired work) by South African theatre artists. The first Chekhov Festival was presented in 2004, in the c entenary year of Chekhov's death, under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], and the second Chekhov Festival ten years later under the auspiuces of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre|Joburg Theatre]].
+A festival of Chekhov work (and Chekhov inspired work) by South African theatre artists. The first Chekhov Festival was presented in 2004, in the centenary year of Chekhov's death, under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], and the second Chekhov Festival ten years later under the auspices of the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre|Joburg Theatre]].
-The festival was the brainchild of actor, director and producer [[André Stolz]], who had translated Uncle Vanya into [[Afrikaans]], and the concept was that a company of Johannesburg based actors and directors would present a festival of Chekhov's best known one-act plays and short stories specially adapted for the stage,
+The festival was the brainchild of actor, director and festival director [[André Stolz]] and the concept was that a company of Johannesburg based actors and directors would present a festival of Chekhov's best known one-act plays and short stories specially adapted for the stage.
 The first festival took place in the [[Tesson Theatre]] at the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]] from 24 July to 8 August 2004. It consisted of a short season with two programmes - each containing six short plays.
-Programme A played 24 - 31 July 2004 and consisted of:
+'''Programme A played 24 - 31 July 2004 and consisted of:'''
-A Work of Art directed by [[Lynne Maree]]
+''[[The Evils of Tobacco]]'' directed by [[André Stolz]]
-Programme A played 1-8 August 2004 and consisted of:
+''[[The Chorus Girl]]'' directed by [[André Stolz]]
-''[[The Evils of Tobacco]]'' directed by [[André Stolz]],
+[[Swanesang]] directed by [[Tjaart Potgieter]]
-The Chorus Girl directed by [[André Stolz]],
-Die Buffel directed by [[André Stolz]],
+[[Tragic Role]] directed by [[Tobie Cronje]]
-Swanesang directed by [[Tjaart Potgieter]]
-Tragic Role directed by [[Tobie Cronje]]
+[[Plots]] directed by [[Tom Fairfoot]].
-Plots directed by [[Tom Fairfoot]].
-Programme A:
+''[[Grief]]'' directed by
-Programme C:
+'''The Film Festival on Sunday 15 June consisted of:'''
-The Film Festival Line-Up for Sunday 15 June:
+The Lady with the Dog
-pm
+An Artists Story
-pm
+An Unfinished Piece for Mechanical Piano
 http://www.artlink.co.za/news_article.htm?contentID=35365