Coal Yard - Revision history

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-''[[Coal Yard]]'' is a dance drama by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]].
+''[[Coal Yard]]'' is a [[dance]] drama by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]].
 ==The original text==
-Created by the diurectors and cast, tells of the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him.
+Created by the directors and cast, the piece tells of the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-:  First performed  by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]] at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and at the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.  Directed by [[Prince Sithembile Lamla]] and [[Ofentse Bodibe]] with [[Diphapang Isaac Mokoena]], [[Seabata Lepele]], [[Mbovu Malinga]] and [[Tshediso Lawrence Mofali]].
+:  First performed  by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]] at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and at the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.  Directed and choreographed by [[Prince Sithembile Lamla]] and [[Ofentse Bodibe]] with [[Diphapang Isaac Mokoena]], [[Seabata Lepele]], [[Mbovu Malinga]] and [[Tshediso Lawrence Mofali]].

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-by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]] By the cast and director.
+''[[Coal Yard]]'' is a dance drama by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]].
 ==The original text==
-A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him.
+Created by the diurectors and cast, tells of the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-:  First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.  Directed: [[Prince Sithembile Lamla]] and [[Ofentse Bodibe]].  Cast: [[Diphapang Isaac Mokoena]], [[Seabata Lepele]], [[Mbovu Malinga]], [[Tshediso
+:  First performed  by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]] at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and at the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.  Directed by [[Prince Sithembile Lamla]] and [[Ofentse Bodibe]] with [[Diphapang Isaac Mokoena]], [[Seabata Lepele]], [[Mbovu Malinga]] and [[Tshediso Lawrence Mofali]].

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
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		+	Ruphin Coudyzer. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of Market Theatre productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)

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−	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]]. A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him. First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.	+	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]] By the cast and director.
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		+	==The original text==
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		+	A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him.
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		+	==Translations and adaptations==
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		+	== Performance history in South Africa ==
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		+	2006: First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006. Directed: [[Prince Sithembile Lamla]] and [[Ofentse Bodibe]]. Cast: [[Diphapang Isaac Mokoena]], [[Seabata Lepele]], [[Mbovu Malinga]], [[Tshediso
		+	Lawrence Mofali]].
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−	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]]. A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him. First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager ~~Theatre~~]], [[Market Theatre ~~Complex~~]], Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.	+	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]]. A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him. First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager]] Theatre, [[Market Theatre]] Complex, Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.

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−	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]]. A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him. First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] ([[~~The~~ Laager Theatre]], [[Market Theatre Complex]], Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.	+	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]]. A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him. First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] (The [[Laager Theatre]], [[Market Theatre Complex]], Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.

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		+	by the [[Masutsa Dance Theatre Company]]. A story about the events that mark the transition from boyhood to manhood in the life of a young man who runs away from home because his father sexually abuses him. First performed at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]]'s [[Zwakala Festival]] ([[The Laager Theatre]], [[Market Theatre Complex]], Johanneburg , 2006) and on the [[National Arts Festival]] Fringe 2006.
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