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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'', credited to , was presented at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Players ]].  Directed by [[Cecil Williams]], with sets designed by [[Anthony Farmer]] and [[Charles Stodel]] in the cast.
+: ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' presented at the [[Library Theatre]], Johannesburg, in June by the [[Johannesburg Repertory Players ]].  Directed by [[Cecil Williams]], with sets designed by [[Anthony Farmer]] and [[Charles Stodel]] in the cast.
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+Return to [[South_African_Radio/Plays|South African Radio Plays and Serials]]
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 Theatre programme held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: FARMER, Anthony]: 2007. 18. 13. 1167.
-[[ESAT Bibliography Tra-Tz|Tucker]], 1997. 107.
+[[Percy Tucker]]. 1997. ''Just the Ticket. My 50 Years in Show Business''. Johannesburg: [[Witwatersrand University Press]]: p.107.
 [[Oliver Walker]]. Press clipping of review by held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: FARMER, Anthony]: 2007. 18. 20. 1. 17.

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		+	[[Johan Olivier]]. 19??. Carbon copy of the typed [[SABC]] radio text of ''[[Die Heilige Eksperiment]]'', held in the Drama Department archive of the [[University of Stellenbosch]].

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 The play has been translated into French as ''[[Sur la Terre Comme au Ciel]]'' ("On Earth as in Heaven") by J. Mercure and R. Thieberger and was then adapted into English as '''''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]''''' by Eva Le Gallienne, apparently based on the French version.  The English version of the play was first staged in London in November 1955 and a BBC TV adaptation was first broadcast on Sunday 3 June 1956.
-Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as ''[[Die Heilige Eksperiment]]'' by [[Johan Olivier]], broadcast by the [[SABC]].
+Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as '''''[[Die Heilige Eksperiment]]''''' by [[Johan Olivier]], broadcast by the [[SABC]].
 '''''An interesting South African note''''': Should one credit Frederic M. Litto's (surely erroneous) attribution of a play called  ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' to the South African playwright [[Basil Warner]], the German (or French?) play '''may''' possibly have been translated under that title by Warner for performance in South Africa. However, it is more likely that Litto is confusing this play with ''[[Try for White]]'', Warner's really influential play on race issues, and the only published theatrical work by Warner on record.

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	The play has been translated into French as ''[[Sur la Terre Comme au Ciel]]'' ("On Earth as in Heaven") by J. Mercure and R. Thieberger and was then adapted into English as '''''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]''''' by Eva Le Gallienne, apparently based on the French version. The English version of the play was first staged in London in November 1955 and a BBC TV adaptation was first broadcast on Sunday 3 June 1956.		The play has been translated into French as ''[[Sur la Terre Comme au Ciel]]'' ("On Earth as in Heaven") by J. Mercure and R. Thieberger and was then adapted into English as '''''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]''''' by Eva Le Gallienne, apparently based on the French version. The English version of the play was first staged in London in November 1955 and a BBC TV adaptation was first broadcast on Sunday 3 June 1956.
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		+	Translated into [[Afrikaans]] and adapted for radio as ''[[Die Heilige Eksperiment]]'' by [[Johan Olivier]], broadcast by the [[SABC]].

	'''''An interesting South African note''''': Should one credit Frederic M. Litto's (surely erroneous) attribution of a play called ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' to the South African playwright [[Basil Warner]], the German (or French?) play '''may''' possibly have been translated under that title by Warner for performance in South Africa. However, it is more likely that Litto is confusing this play with ''[[Try for White]]'', Warner's really influential play on race issues, and the only published theatrical work by Warner on record.		'''''An interesting South African note''''': Should one credit Frederic M. Litto's (surely erroneous) attribution of a play called ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' to the South African playwright [[Basil Warner]], the German (or French?) play '''may''' possibly have been translated under that title by Warner for performance in South Africa. However, it is more likely that Litto is confusing this play with ''[[Try for White]]'', Warner's really influential play on race issues, and the only published theatrical work by Warner on record.

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 ==Translations and adaptations==
-The play has been translated into French as ''[[Sur La Terre Comme au Ciel]]'' ("On Earth as in Heaven") by J. Mercure and R. Thieberger and was then adapted into English as '''''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]''''' by Eva Le Gallienne, apparently based on the French version.  The English version of the play was first staged in London in November 1955 and a BBC TV adaptation was first broadcast on Sunday 3 June 1956.
+The play has been translated into French as ''[[Sur la Terre Comme au Ciel]]'' ("On Earth as in Heaven") by J. Mercure and R. Thieberger and was then adapted into English as '''''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]''''' by Eva Le Gallienne, apparently based on the French version.  The English version of the play was first staged in London in November 1955 and a BBC TV adaptation was first broadcast on Sunday 3 June 1956.
 '''''An interesting South African note''''': Should one credit Frederic M. Litto's (surely erroneous) attribution of a play called  ''[[The Strong Are Lonely]]'' to the South African playwright [[Basil Warner]], the German (or French?) play '''may''' possibly have been translated under that title by Warner for performance in South Africa. However, it is more likely that Litto is confusing this play with ''[[Try for White]]'', Warner's really influential play on race issues, and the only published theatrical work by Warner on record.

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 http://bufvc.ac.uk/screenplays/index.php/prog/128
-Frederick M. Litto. 1968. ''Plays from Black Africa''. New York: Hill and Wang.
+Frederic M. Litto. 1968. ''Plays from Black Africa''. New York: Hill and Wang.
 Theatre programme held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: FARMER, Anthony]: 2007. 18. 13. 1167.