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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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Performance history in South Africa

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 : Presented by the [[Festival Players]] at the [[Arena Theatre|Nico Arena]] in May 1999, directed by [[Teddy Davies]], musical director [[Brian Botha]], choreography by [[Beryl Saayman]].
-: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]].
+: Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]] at the [[Port Elizabeth Opera House]], directed by [[Robin Williams]], musical direction by [[Richard Smith]], choreography by [[Candice Johnstone]], lighting design by [[Dave Whitehous]]e, sound design by [[Moshe Ronen]], vocal coach [[Darryl Nel]]. Cast: [[Jaquie Jorgensen]] (Liz), [[Nana Stapelberg]] (Velma), [[Kelly-Leigh Groch]] (Roxie), [[Craig Gilchrist]] (Fred), [[Dean Odendaal]] (Amos), [[Mark Farrow]] (Fogarty), [[Marelize Marx]] (Annie), [[Belinda Hoole]] (June), [[Tilette Schreuder]] (Hunyak), [[Dominique Beyleveld]] (Mona), [[Judy Page]] (Matron Mama Morton), [[Clifford Kleb]] (Billy Flynn), [[Darryl Nel]] (billed as Dee Nell)(Mary Sunshine), [[Jenni Zeelie]] (Go-to-hell Kitty), [[Garth Tavares]] (Harry), [[Bill Holderness]] (Aaron).
 : Performed as ''[[In Chicago: The Musical]]'' at the Nelson Mandela Theatre at the [[Johannesburg Civic]] starring, among others, [[Drummond Marais]] and [[Ilse Klink]].

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	''[[Business Day]]'', 13 May 2005.		''[[Business Day]]'', 13 May 2005.

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 : Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]].
-: Performed as ''In Chicago: The Musical'' at the Nelson Mandela Theatre at the [[Johannesburg Civic]] starring, among others, [[Drummond Marais]] and [[Ilse Klink]].
+: Performed as ''[[In Chicago: The Musical]]'' at the Nelson Mandela Theatre at the [[Johannesburg Civic]] starring, among others, [[Drummond Marais]] and [[Ilse Klink]].
-: Performed as ''Chicago: The Musical'' at [[Artscape Opera House]], Cape Town from 15 March-14 April, produced by [[Showtime Management]] in association with [[Barry and Fran Weissler]] and [[David Ian]].
+: Performed as ''[[Chicago: The Musical]]'' at [[Artscape Opera House]], Cape Town from 15 March-14 April, produced by [[Showtime Management]] in association with [[Barry and Fran Weissler]] and [[David Ian]].
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 : Performed as ''In Chicago: The Musical'' at the Nelson Mandela Theatre at the [[Johannesburg Civic]] starring, among others, [[Drummond Marais]] and [[Ilse Klink]].
-: Performed as ''Chicago: The Musical'' at Artscape Opera House, Cape Town from 15 March-14 April,
+: Performed as ''Chicago: The Musical'' at [[Artscape Opera House]], Cape Town from 15 March-14 April, produced by [[Showtime Management]] in association with [[Barry and Fran Weissler]] and [[David Ian]].
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 : Staged by the [[Port Elizabeth Gilbert & Sullivan Society]].
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 [[Petru Wessels|Petru]] & [[Carel Trichardt]] theatre programme collection.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Staged by [[PACT]] in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], directed and choreographed by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]], featuring Denis Smith (MC), Annabel Linder (Velma Kelly), Judy Page (Roxie Hart), Alphonso Lee (Fred Casely), Kenneth Linge (Sgt. Fogarty), Paul Andrews (Amos Hert), Bibi Andrews (Liz), Gail Williamson (Annie), Liza French (June,
+: Staged by [[PACT]] in the [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], directed and choreographed by [[Geoffrey Sutherland]], featuring [[Denis Smith]] (MC), [[Annabel Linder]] (Velma Kelly), [[Judy Page]] (Roxie Hart), [[Alphonso Lee]] (Fred Casely), [[Kenneth Linge]] (Sgt. Fogarty), [[Paul Andrews]] (Amos Hert), [[Bibi Andrews]] (Liz), [[Gail Williamson]] (Annie), [[Liza French]] (June), [[Ingride Mollison]] (Hunyak), [[Claire Robins]] (Mona), [[Jean Dell]] (Matron), [[Peter J. Elliott]] (Billy Flynn), [[Kenneth Linge]] (Tailor), [[P. Abrie]] (Mary Sunshine), [[Mia Cencherle]] (Go-to-Hell Kitty), [[Peter Towse]] (Harry), [[Chris van Rensburg]] (Doctor) and others. Musical direction by [[Bill Fairley]], decor and costumes by [[Paul Roumanoff]] and lighting by [[Martin Pelser]].
 : Presented by the Festival Players at the [[Arena Theatre|Nico Arena]] in May 1999, directed by [[Teddy Davies]], musical director [[Brian Botha]], choreography by [[Beryl Saayman]].