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''[[De Wet's Dream]]'' is a South African physical theatre piece by [[Luke Rous]] and [[Meren Reddy]].

A comedy about love, brotherhood, and a small-town crime in the Karoo, created and performed it is a two-hander, using minimal set design, no heavy props, or elaborate costumes, and relying purely on mime, gestures and body language.

First performed by [[Luke Rous]] and [[Meren Reddy]], who play 13 different colorful characters, the piece was co-directed by [[James Cunningham]] and [[Helen Iskander]] of [[Fresco Theatre]].

2009: Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], [[Hilton Arts Festival]], and various national fringe festivals.

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 <big>'''TO BE EDITED'''</big>
 A comedy about love, brotherhood, and a small-town crime in the Karoo, created and performed it is a two-hander, using  minimal set design, no heavy props, or elaborate costumes, and relying purely on mime, gestures and body language.
 First performed by [[Luke Rous]] and [[Meren Reddy]], who play 13 different colorful characters, the piece was co-directed by [[James Cunningham]] and [[Helen Iskander]]  of [[Fresco Theatre]].
 : Performed at the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], [[Hilton Arts Festival]], and various national fringe festivals.