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−	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. It was written for the [[Cape Flats Players]] and first performed by them in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz Drama Festival]], where it won first prize. They used part of the prize money to go on tour with the play through South Africa. Ultimately it had more than 800 performances. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the [[Cape Flats Players]]’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including the [[~~KKNK~~]] ~~in 1996.~~	+	'''See ''[[Dit sal die blêrrie dag wies!]]'''''
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−	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. ~~First performed by~~ the [[Cape Flats Players]] in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz Drama Festival]], where it won first prize. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the Cape Flats ~~Players’s~~ repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including the [[KKNK]] in 1996.	+	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. It was written for the [[Cape Flats Players]] and first performed by them in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz Drama Festival]], where it won first prize. They used part of the prize money to go on tour with the play through South Africa. Ultimately it had more than 800 performances. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the [[Cape Flats Players]]’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including the [[KKNK]] in 1996.
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−	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. First performed by the [[Cape Flats Players]] in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz Drama Festival]], where it won first prize. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the Cape Flats Players’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s.	+	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. First performed by the [[Cape Flats Players]] in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz Drama Festival]], where it won first prize. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the Cape Flats Players’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including the [[KKNK]] in 1996.

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−	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. First performed by the [[Cape Flats Players]] in 1982 at the [[~~KellerprinzDrama~~ Festival]], where it won first prize. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the Cape Flats Players’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s.	+	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. First performed by the [[Cape Flats Players]] in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz Drama Festival]], where it won first prize. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the Cape Flats Players’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s.

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		+	["That’ll be the bloody day"] by [[Melvin Whitebooi]]. (“blêrrie” also spelled “bleddie” in some sources.) A play about the demolition of District Six, in which the protagonist Moegamat Salie refuses to move, and this leading to tragic consequences. First performed by the [[Cape Flats Players]] in 1982 at the [[Kellerprinz-Drama festival]], where it won first prize. A popular play for CFP, who performed it again in 1984 and repeated it later in a revised form. A popular standard item in the Cape Flats Players’s repertoire throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
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