Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater - Revision history

Johann van Heerden at 09:54, 18 June 2014

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Satj: /* Founding and early history */

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Founding and early history

Satj: /* Founding and early history */

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Founding and early history

Satj at 04:13, 20 February 2014

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Performences

Satj at 04:09, 20 February 2014

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Johann van Heerden at 09:21, 19 February 2014

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Johann van Heerden at 09:21, 19 February 2014

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Johann van Heerden at 09:20, 19 February 2014

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Johann van Heerden at 09:14, 19 February 2014

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 [[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] ("the Bush Flirt’s Bush Tent Theatre") was opened by actor [[Lourens Swanepoel]] adjacent to a lion park in Randburg, Johannesburg and its target audience was specifically the more conservative, traditional Afrikaners. The name comes from a line in a one-man show done by Swanepoel, entitled ''[[Oom Harry en die pienk flerrie]]'' ("Uncle Harry and the pink flirt").
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 In January 1994 Swanepoel told [[Afrikaans]] newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from [[Afrikaans]]).
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 == Founding and early history ==
-[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], playwright and founder-leader of  the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] (AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.
+[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], playwright and founder-leader of  the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] [[(AWB]]), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.
 == Aims and function ==

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 == Founding and early history ==
-[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], the conservative political activist who had founded the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] (AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.
+[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], playwright and founder-leader of  the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] (AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.
 == Aims and function ==

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−	[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] ("the Bush Flirt’s Bush Tent Theatre") was opened by actor [[Lourens Swanepoel]] adjacent to a lion park in Randburg, Johannesburg and its target audience was specifically the more conservative, traditional Afrikaners.	+	[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] ("the Bush Flirt’s Bush Tent Theatre") was opened by actor [[Lourens Swanepoel]] adjacent to a lion park in Randburg, Johannesburg and its target audience was specifically the more conservative, traditional Afrikaners. The name comes from a line in a one-man show done by Swanepoel, entitled ''[[Oom Harry en die pienk flerrie]]'' ("Uncle Harry and the pink flirt").

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 [[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] (the Bush Flirt’s Bush Tent Theatre) was opened by actor [[Lourens Swanepoel]] next to a lion park in Randburg, Johannesburg and its target audience was specifically the more conservative, traditional Afrikaners.
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 == Aims and function ==
 In January 1994 Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans).
 == Current status ==

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	== Aims and function ==		== Aims and function ==
−	~~At the time~~ Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans).	+	In January 1994 Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans).

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−	~~In January 1994~~ [[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] (the Bush Flirt’s Bush Tent Theatre) was opened by actor [[Lourens Swanepoel]] next to a lion park in Randburg, Johannesburg and its target audience was specifically the more conservative, traditional Afrikaners.	+	[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] (the Bush Flirt’s Bush Tent Theatre) was opened by actor [[Lourens Swanepoel]] next to a lion park in Randburg, Johannesburg and its target audience was specifically the more conservative, traditional Afrikaners.

		+	== Founding and early history ==

−	At the time Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans). [[~~Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater~~]] ~~was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with~~ [[~~Eugène Terre'Blanche~~]]~~, the conservative political activist who founded the ultra right-wing~~ [[~~Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging~~]] ~~(AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.~~	+	[[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], the conservative political activist who founded the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] (AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.
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		+	== Aims and function ==
		+	At the time Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans).
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		+	== Current status ==
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		+	== Impact on SA theatre, film, media and/or performance ==
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		+	== Sources ==
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		+	Go to [[South African Theatre/Bibliography]]
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		+	Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Venues\|South African Theatre Venues, Companies, Societies, etc ]]
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−	At the time Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans). [[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 by [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], the conservative political activist who founded the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] (AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.	+	At the time Swanepoel told Afrikaans newspaper [[Die Burger]] that the theatre is intended exclusively for Afrikaans-language productions. He intends, with this project, to "help build a successful future for our Afrikaans culture and the survival of our mother tongue" (translated from Afrikaans). [[Die Bosflerrie se Bostent-teater]] was opened on Sunday 23 January 1994 with [[Eugène Terre'Blanche]], the conservative political activist who founded the ultra right-wing [[Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging]] (AWB), reading some of his own poetry by candle light.