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''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The Ubderground Man]], an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' by Dostoevsky.

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 ''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of ''[[The Underground Man]]'' (1998), an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' (1864) by Dostoevsky. [[Marius Weyers]] featured in this one-man show in the première at the 1999 [[KKNK]].
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 KKNK Festival programme, 1999.

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	''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The Underground Man]] (1998), an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' (1864) by Dostoevsky. [[Marius Weyers]] featured in this one-man show in the première at the 1999 [[KKNK]].		''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The Underground Man]] (1998), an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' (1864) by Dostoevsky. [[Marius Weyers]] featured in this one-man show in the première at the 1999 [[KKNK]].
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−	''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The Underground Man]] (1998), an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' (1864) by Dostoevsky. [[Marius Weyers]] featured in this one-man show in the ~~premiere~~ at the 1999 [[KKNK]].	+	''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The Underground Man]] (1998), an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' (1864) by Dostoevsky. [[Marius Weyers]] featured in this one-man show in the première at the 1999 [[KKNK]].

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−	''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The ~~Ubderground~~ Man]], an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' by Dostoevsky.	+	''Die Man Daaronder'', a translation into Afrikaans by [[Pieter Fourie]] of [[The Underground Man]] (1998), an adaptation for the stage by [[Jo Gevers]] of ''Les carnets du Sous-sol'' (1864) by Dostoevsky. [[Marius Weyers]] featured in this one-man show in the premiere at the 1999 [[KKNK]].