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 : Produced and directed by [[Neil McCarthy]] at the [[People's Space]] in November, in a double bill with ''[[Red Cross]]'', with [[Bryony Mortimer]], [[Gary Carter]], [[Natalie Gamsu]], [[Dawid Minnaar]] and [[Megan Kruskal]].
-: This play was the debut production of the [[Makeshift Moon Theatre Company]] presented at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1991, directed by [[Ashraf Jamal]], starring [[Tim Greene]], [[Rosalind Butler]] and [[Neil Cave]].
+: This play was the debut production of the [[Makeshift Moon Theatre Company]] and was presented at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1directed by [[Ashraf Jamal]], starring [[Tim Greene]], [[Rosalind Butler]] and [[Neil Cave]].
 : Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in Cape Town, in September/October. Directed and designed by [[Christopher Weare]], with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]] and [[Nicholas Pauling]], supported by [[Guy de Lancey]], [[Scott Sparrow]] and [[Emily Child]].

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 : This play was the debut production of the [[Makeshift Moon Theatre Company]] presented at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1991, directed by [[Ashraf Jamal]], starring [[Tim Greene]], [[Rosalind Butler]] and [[Neil Cave]].
-: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in Cape Town, in September/October. Directed and designed by [[Christopher Weare]], with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]], [[Nicholas Pauling]], [[Guy De Lancey]], [[Scott Sparrow]] and [[Emily Child]].
+: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in Cape Town, in September/October. Directed and designed by [[Christopher Weare]], with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]] and [[Nicholas Pauling]], supported by [[Guy de Lancey]], [[Scott Sparrow]] and [[Emily Child]].
 : The [[Afrikaans]] text, '''''[[Heiland]]''''', produced in the [[Klein Libertas Teater]] at the ''[[Woordfees]]'' in Stellenbosch (opening on 2 March). Directed by [[Rocco Pool]], with [[Mariechen Vosloo]], [[Roxanne Bain]] and [[Carel Nel]].

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	2009: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in Cape Town, in September/October. Directed and designed by [[Christopher Weare]], with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]], [[Nicholas Pauling]], [[Guy De Lancey]], [[Scott Sparrow]] and [[Emily Child]].		2009: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in Cape Town, in September/October. Directed and designed by [[Christopher Weare]], with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]], [[Nicholas Pauling]], [[Guy De Lancey]], [[Scott Sparrow]] and [[Emily Child]].
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−	~~2011: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] in Cape Town, directed by [[Christopher Weare]] with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]],~~

	2013: The [[Afrikaans]] text, '''''[[Heiland]]''''', produced in the [[Klein Libertas Teater]] at the ''[[Woordfees]]'' in Stellenbosch (opening on 2 March). Directed by [[Rocco Pool]], with [[Mariechen Vosloo]], [[Roxanne Bain]] and [[Carel Nel]].		2013: The [[Afrikaans]] text, '''''[[Heiland]]''''', produced in the [[Klein Libertas Teater]] at the ''[[Woordfees]]'' in Stellenbosch (opening on 2 March). Directed by [[Rocco Pool]], with [[Mariechen Vosloo]], [[Roxanne Bain]] and [[Carel Nel]].

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 ''[[Vrye Weekblad]]'' 12-18 July 1991.
 ''[[Cape Times]]'' 15 Feb 2011.
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	1991: This play was the debut production of the [[Makeshift Moon Theatre Company]] presented at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1991, directed by [[Ashraf Jamal]], starring [[Tim Greene]], [[Rosalind Butler]] and [[Neil Cave]].		1991: This play was the debut production of the [[Makeshift Moon Theatre Company]] presented at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1991, directed by [[Ashraf Jamal]], starring [[Tim Greene]], [[Rosalind Butler]] and [[Neil Cave]].
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		+	2009: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] at the [[Intimate Theatre]] in Cape Town, in September/October. Directed and designed by [[Christopher Weare]], with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]], [[Nicholas Pauling]], [[Guy De Lancey]], [[Scott Sparrow]] and [[Emily Child]].

	2011: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] in Cape Town, directed by [[Christopher Weare]] with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]],		2011: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] in Cape Town, directed by [[Christopher Weare]] with [[Tinarie van Wyk Loots]],

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 : This play was the debut production of the [[Makeshift Moon Theatre Company]] presented at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1991, directed by [[Ashraf Jamal]], starring [[Tim Greene]], [[Rosalind Butler]] and [[Neil Cave]].
-: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] in Cape Town (''[[Cape Times]]'' 15 Feb 2011).
+: Produced by [[The Mechanicals]] in Cape Town.
 : The [[Afrikaans]] text, '''''[[Heiland]]''''', produced in the [[Klein Libertas Teater]] at the ''[[Woordfees]]'' in Stellenbosch (opening on 2 March). Directed by [[Rocco Pool]], with [[Mariechen Vosloo]], [[Roxanne Bain]] and [[Carel Nel]].
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 ''[[Vrye Weekblad]]'' 12-18 July 1991.
 Programme: ''[[Woordfees]]'' 1-10 Maart 2013.
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