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 [[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1979. A Zulu view of Victorian London  ''Munger Africana Library Notes'': 48
-[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] (Ed.) 1985. ''Contemporary Black South African Literature. A Symposium''. (Said to be complete transcript of the proceedings of the First Annual Meeting of the [[African Literature Association]], held at the University of Texas, Austin Texas , March 20-22, 1975.)  Washington, D.C.: Three Continents Press.
+[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] (Ed.) 1985. ''Contemporary Black South African Literature. A Symposium''. (a transcript of the proceedings of the First Annual Meeting of the [[African Literature Association]], held at the University of Texas, Austin Texas , March 20-22, 1975.)  Washington, D.C.: Three Continents Press.
 [[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1999a. Charles Dickens and the Zulus, in Lindfors, Bernth (ed.). ''Africans on stage : studies in ethnological show business''. Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana University Press. 62-80.

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 [[Cynthia Linder|Linder, Cynthia]] 1971. (Four plays: ''[[Counsellors]]'', ''[[Potluck and Irish Stew]]'', ''[[Magnus]]'', ''[[The Festival]]'' by [[H.W.D. Manson]]). [Literary criticism]. ''Contrast'', 7(3):90-96. November.
-[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] (Ed) 1979. A Zulu view of Victorian London  ''Munger Africana Library Notes'': 48
+[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1979. A Zulu view of Victorian London  ''Munger Africana Library Notes'': 48
-[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1985. ''Contemporary Black South African Literature. A Symposium''. [[African Literature Association]].
+[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] (Ed.) 1985. ''Contemporary Black South African Literature. A Symposium''. (Said to be complete transcript of the proceedings of the First Annual Meeting of the [[African Literature Association]], held at the University of Texas, Austin Texas , March 20-22, 1975.)  Washington, D.C.: Three Continents Press.
 [[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1999a. Charles Dickens and the Zulus, in Lindfors, Bernth (ed.). ''Africans on stage : studies in ethnological show business''. Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana University Press. 62-80.

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 [[Cynthia Linder|Linder, Cynthia]] 1971. (Four plays: ''[[Counsellors]]'', ''[[Potluck and Irish Stew]]'', ''[[Magnus]]'', ''[[The Festival]]'' by [[H.W.D. Manson]]). [Literary criticism]. ''Contrast'', 7(3):90-96. November.
-[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1979. A Zulu view of Victorian London  ''Munger Africana Library Notes'': 48
+[[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] (Ed) 1979. A Zulu view of Victorian London  ''Munger Africana Library Notes'': 48
 [[Bernth Lindfors|Lindfors, Bernth]] 1999a. Charles Dickens and the Zulus, in Lindfors, Bernth (ed.). ''Africans on stage : studies in ethnological show business''. Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana University Press. 62-80.

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 Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Bibliography|A Bibliography of South African South African Theatre and Performance]]
-[[D. Lincoln|Lincoln, D.]] 1974. Taking off into [[Space Theatre|Space]]. ''Personality'', 50-53. June 28.
+[[Des & Dawn Lindberg|Lindberg, Des & Dawn]] 2021. ''Every Day is an Opening Night. Our Journey Together''. Johannesburg: [[Mercury]].
 [[Ernst Liebenberg|Lindenberg, Ernst]] 1961. [[C. Louis Leipoldt|Leipoldt]] contra Smith? ''Standpunte'', 14(6):67.
 [[Ernst Liebenberg|Lindenberg, Ernst]] 1962. Duister [[C. Louis Leipoldt|Leipoldt]]. ''Standpunte'', 15(4-5):48-55.
 [[Lydia Lindeque|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1941. ''Trek Op die Skerm''. Pretoria : Van Schaik.

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 [[Ernst Liebenberg|Lindenberg, Ernst]] 1962. Duister [[C. Louis Leipoldt|Leipoldt]]. ''Standpunte'', 15(4-5):48-55.
 [[Lydia Lindeque|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1941. ''Trek Op die Skerm''. Pretoria : Van Schaik.
 [[Lydia Lindeque|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1947. Ons gehoor is soldate. ''Brandwag'', 10(509) – 11(521). July 4 – September 26.

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	[[Lydia Lindeque\|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1941. ''Trek Op die Skerm''. Pretoria : Van Schaik.		[[Lydia Lindeque\|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1941. ''Trek Op die Skerm''. Pretoria : Van Schaik.
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		+	[[Des & Dawn Lindberg\|Lindberg, Des & Dawn]]2021. ''Every Day is an Opening Night. Our Journey Together''. Johannesburg: [[Mercury]].

	[[Lydia Lindeque\|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1947. Ons gehoor is soldate. ''Brandwag'', 10(509) – 11(521). July 4 – September 26.		[[Lydia Lindeque\|Lindeque, Lydia]] 1947. Ons gehoor is soldate. ''Brandwag'', 10(509) – 11(521). July 4 – September 26.

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	[[J.O. Lodge\|Lodge, J.O]]. 1976. [[Baxter Theatre]] in construction. ''Planning and Building Developments'', 20:70-71. May-June.		[[J.O. Lodge\|Lodge, J.O]]. 1976. [[Baxter Theatre]] in construction. ''Planning and Building Developments'', 20:70-71. May-June.
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		+	[[Margaret Elaine Logan\|Logan, Margaret Elaine]]. 2008. ''The Whiteness of South African English Radio Drama: A Postcolonial Study of the Rise, Decline and Demise of a Dramatic Sub-Genre''. Unpublished M.A. dissertation, [[UNISA]].

	[[Chris Lombard\|Lombard, Chris Johannes]] 1974. 'n Ondersoek na die jeugtoneel met betrekking tot die eietydse adolessent. Unpublished master’s thesis. Stellenbosch: University of Stellenbosch.		[[Chris Lombard\|Lombard, Chris Johannes]] 1974. 'n Ondersoek na die jeugtoneel met betrekking tot die eietydse adolessent. Unpublished master’s thesis. Stellenbosch: University of Stellenbosch.

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	Living literature. 1972. ''South African Panorama'', 17(9):48-49. [Coloured people theatre].		Living literature. 1972. ''South African Panorama'', 17(9):48-49. [Coloured people theatre].
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		+	[[Eben Lochner\|Lochner, Eben]]. 2011. ''The Democratisation of Art: [[CAP]] as an Alternative Art Space in South Africa. Unpublished MA thesis, [[Rhodes University]].

	[[J.O. Lodge\|Lodge, J.O]]. 1976. [[Baxter Theatre]] in construction. ''Planning and Building Developments'', 20:70-71. May-June.		[[J.O. Lodge\|Lodge, J.O]]. 1976. [[Baxter Theatre]] in construction. ''Planning and Building Developments'', 20:70-71. May-June.

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	''The [[Little Theatre]] presents Coming of age : drama, opera, ballet, mime, Tuesday 18th August 1931 to Tuesday 23rd December 1952''. 1952. Cape Town: University of Cape Town.		''The [[Little Theatre]] presents Coming of age : drama, opera, ballet, mime, Tuesday 18th August 1931 to Tuesday 23rd December 1952''. 1952. Cape Town: University of Cape Town.
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		+	[[Frederic M. Litto\|Litto, Frederic M.]] 1968. ''Plays from Black Africa''. New York: Hill and Wang.

	[[Yao-kun Liu\|Liu, Yao-kun]] 1994. ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' : a play of the age : an introduction for a Chinese readership. Unpublished master’s thesis. Durban: University of Natal.		[[Yao-kun Liu\|Liu, Yao-kun]] 1994. ''[[Woza Albert!]]'' : a play of the age : an introduction for a Chinese readership. Unpublished master’s thesis. Durban: University of Natal.

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	[[Lliane Loots\|Loots, Lliane]] 2010. The body as history and memory: a gendered reflection on the choreographic 'embodiment' of creating on the socially constructed text of the South African body. ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'', 24:105-124.		[[Lliane Loots\|Loots, Lliane]] 2010. The body as history and memory: a gendered reflection on the choreographic 'embodiment' of creating on the socially constructed text of the South African body. ''[[South African Theatre Journal]]'', 24:105-124.

−		+	[[Lliane Loots\|Loots, Lliane]], [[Yvette Hutchison\|Hutchison, Yvette]] and [[Ongezwa Mbele\|Mbele, Ongezwa]]. 2020. Voicing the Imaginative in Africa: three creatives speak, ''Agenda'' (Published online: 22 June 2020 - DOI: 10.1080/10130950.2020.1773289)