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South African musical adaptation

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 : ''[[The Magic Flute - Impempe Yomlingo]]'' presented at the [[Fugard Theatre]] as its opening production (12 February). Directed by
-[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]]. The cast included: [[Mhlekazi Andy Mosiea]], [[Sonwabo Ntshata]], [[Thamsanqa Ntoninji]], [[Noluthando Sigonya]], [[Lungelwa Mdekazi]], [[Tembisa Mlanjeni]], [[Zamile Gantana]], [[Lizo Tshaka]], [[Pauline Malefane]], [[Zolina Ngejane]], [[Portia Shwana]], [[Poseletso Sejosingoe]], [[Noluthando Boqwana]], [[Xolani Momo]], [[Malungisa Balintulo]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]], [[Bulelani Madondile]],  [[Sifundo Soji]], [[Simphiwe Mayeki]], [[Luthando Mthi]], [[Luvo Rasemeni]], [[Thamsanqa Ntoninji]], [[Thozamo Mdliva]], [[Noluthando Sishuba]], [[Mlungiseleli Nadini]], [[Zanele Mbatha]], [[Asanda Ndlwana]], [[Zoleka Mpotsha]], [[Bongiwe Mapassa]], [[Unathi Habe]], [[Noluthando Mili]].
+[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]]. The cast included: [[Mhlekazi Andy Mosiea]], [[Sonwabo Ntshata]], [[Thamsanqa Ntoninji]], [[Noluthando Sigonya]], [[Lungelwa Mdekazi]], [[Tembisa Mlanjeni]], [[Zamile Gantana]], [[Lizo Tshaka]], [[Pauline Malefane]], [[Zolina Ngejane]], [[Portia Shwana]], [[Poseletso Sejosingoe]], [[Noluthando Boqwana]], [[Xolani Momo]], [[Malungisa Balintulo]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]], [[Bulelani Madondile]],  [[Sifundo Soji]], [[Simphiwe Mayeki]], [[Luthando Mthi]], [[Luvo Rasemeni]], [[Thamsanqa Ntoninji]], [[Thozamo Mdliva]], [[Noluthando Sishuba]], [[Mlungiseleli Ngadini]], [[Zanele Mbatha]], [[Asanda Ndlwana]], [[Zoleka Mpotsha]], [[Bongiwe Mapassa]], [[Unathi Habe]], [[Noluthando Mili]].
 : Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)

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	https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/the-magic-flute/		https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/the-magic-flute/
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		+	https://www.thefugard.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/the-fugard-programme-2010.pdf

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 : ''[[The Magic Flute - Impempe Yomlingo]]'' presented at the [[Fugard Theatre]] as its opening production (12 February). Directed by
-[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]].
+[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]]. The cast included: [[Mhlekazi Andy Mosiea]], [[Sonwabo Ntshata]], [[Thamsanqa Ntoninji]], [[Noluthando Sigonya]], [[Lungelwa Mdekazi]], [[Tembisa Mlanjeni]], [[Zamile Gantana]], [[Lizo Tshaka]], [[Pauline Malefane]], [[Zolina Ngejane]], [[Portia Shwana]], [[Poseletso Sejosingoe]], [[Noluthando Boqwana]], [[Xolani Momo]], [[Malungisa Balintulo]], [[Nobulumko Mngxekeza]], [[Bulelani Madondile]],  [[Sifundo Soji]], [[Simphiwe Mayeki]], [[Luthando Mthi]], [[Luvo Rasemeni]], [[Thamsanqa Ntoninji]], [[Thozamo Mdliva]], [[Noluthando Sishuba]], [[Mlungiseleli Nadini]], [[Zanele Mbatha]], [[Asanda Ndlwana]], [[Zoleka Mpotsha]], [[Bongiwe Mapassa]], [[Unathi Habe]], [[Noluthando Mili]].
 : Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)

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 : ''[[The Magic Flute - Impempe Yomlingo]]'' presented at the [[Fugard Theatre]] as its opening production (12 February). Directed by
-[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]]. Puppetry by [[Aja Marneweck]].
+[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]].
 : Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)

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 : ''[[The Magic Flute - Impempe Yomlingo]]'' presented at the [[Fugard Theatre]] as its opening production (12 February). Directed by
-[[Mark Dornford May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]]. Puppetry by [[Aja Marneweck]].
+[[Mark Dornford-May]]. Musical direction by [[Mandisi Dyantyis]] and [[Pauline Malefane]]. Choreography by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]]. Lighting by [[Mannie Manim]]. Costumes by [[Leigh Bishop]] and [[Fagrie Nasiep]]. Puppetry by [[Aja Marneweck]].
 : Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)

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 : Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)
-: A version reimagined for young audiences presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (16-20 September) at the [[Joseph Stone Auditorium]] and at [[Woordfees]] (11-14 October), directed by [[Elizma Badenhorst]], musical director [[Jan Hugo]], designer [[Frankie van Straten]]. With [[Alida Scheepers]], [[Khayakazi Madlala]], [[Mongezi Mosoaka]], a cast of 13 singers, and [[Nathan Lewis]] (pianist).
+: A version reimagined for young audiences presented by [[Cape Town Opera]]  at the [[Joseph Stone Auditorium]] (16-20 September) and at [[Woordfees]] (11-14 October), directed by [[Elizma Badenhorst]], musical director [[Jan Hugo]], designer [[Frankie van Straten]]. With [[Alida Scheepers]], [[Khayakazi Madlala]], [[Mongezi Mosoaka]], a cast of 13 singers, and [[Nathan Lewis]] (pianist).
 == Sources ==

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	Sjoerd Alkema. 2012. "Conductors of the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra, 1914-1965: a historical perspective". [[University of Cape Town]]. Unpublished PhD thesis.		Sjoerd Alkema. 2012. "Conductors of the Cape Town Municipal Orchestra, 1914-1965: a historical perspective". [[University of Cape Town]]. Unpublished PhD thesis.
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		+	https://woordfees.co.za/en/program/the-magic-flute/

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	2017: Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)		2017: Presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (23 November - 10 December)
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		+	2025: A version reimagined for young audiences presented by [[Cape Town Opera]] (16-20 September) at the [[Joseph Stone Auditorium]] and at [[Woordfees]] (11-14 October), directed by [[Elizma Badenhorst]], musical director [[Jan Hugo]], designer [[Frankie van Straten]]. With [[Alida Scheepers]], [[Khayakazi Madlala]], [[Mongezi Mosoaka]], a cast of 13 singers, and [[Nathan Lewis]] (pianist).

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 The production was produced by [[Isango Portobello]], directed by Dornford-May and choreographed by [[Lungelo Ngamlana]], starred Dornford-May's wife, [[Pauline Malefane]] in the role of the Queen of the Night. It featured performers from the township of Khayelitsha.
-After its premiere at the [[Baxter Theatre]], the production was presented at the Young Vic Theatre in London over the 2007 festive season and at the Duke of York's Theatre for a further run until 19 April, 2008. The musical won the Whatsonstage Theatregoers' Choice Award for Best Off-West End Production and the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Musical revival that year. Following its West End theatre season, the production toured to the Dublin Theatre Festival, the Chichester Festival Theatre and the Canterbury Festival.
+After its premiere at the [[Baxter Theatre]], the production was presented at the Young Vic Theatre in London over the 2007 festive season and at the Duke of York's Theatre for a further run until 19 April, 2008. The musical won the Whatsonstage Theatregoers' Choice Award for Best Off-West End Production and the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Musical revival that year. Following its West End theatre season, the production toured to the Dublin Theatre Festival, the Chichester Festival Theatre and the Canterbury Festival. It also played at Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris in 2009.
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