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 ==Translations and adaptations==
-The play was adapted for television and performed by Ben Kinsley in 1983, under the title ''[[Kean]]'.[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0328016/]
+The play was adapted for television and performed by Ben Kinsley in 1983, under the title ''[[Kean]]''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0328016/].
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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-The play was adapted for television entitled ''[[Kean]]'' in 1983.[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0328016/]
+The play was adapted for television and performed by Ben Kinsley in 1983, under the title ''[[Kean]]'.[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0328016/]
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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 '''Interesting note''':
-According to the [[Wikipedia]] entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled '''''[[Kean]]''''', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, in 1836, and followed by a comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough, no mention is made of the Fitzsimons play [[Edmund Kean]]'' under discussion here, even though the 1983 TV version thereof '''is'''.
+According to the [[Wikipedia]] entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled '''''[[Kean]]''''', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, in 1836, and followed by a comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough, no mention is made of the Fitzsimons play ''[[Edmund Kean]]'' under discussion here, even though the 1983 TV version thereof '''is'''.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 First performed in August 1981 at the Harrogate Theatre, then in London with [[Ben Kingsley]] in the role of Kean. The production opened on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater on 27 September, 1983.
 '''Interesting note''':
-According to the [[Wikipedia]] entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled '''''[[Kean]]''''', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, 1836, and followed by q comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough the Fitzsimons play [[Edmund Kean]]'' (under discussion here) is not listed, even though the 1983 TV version thereof is. Probably the text of the play was never properly published.
+According to the [[Wikipedia]] entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled '''''[[Kean]]''''', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, in 1836, and followed by a comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough, no mention is made of the Fitzsimons play [[Edmund Kean]]'' under discussion here, even though the 1983 TV version thereof '''is'''.
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 '''Interesting note''':
-According to the [[Wikipedia]] entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled ''Kean]]'', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, 1836, and followed by q comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough the Fitzsimons play [[Edmund Kean]]'' (under discussion here) is not listed, even though the 1983 TV version thereof is. Probably the text of the play was never properly published.
+According to the [[Wikipedia]] entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled '''''[[Kean]]''''', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, 1836, and followed by q comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough the Fitzsimons play [[Edmund Kean]]'' (under discussion here) is not listed, even though the 1983 TV version thereof is. Probably the text of the play was never properly published.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 First performed in August 1981 at the Harrogate Theatre, then in London with [[Ben Kingsley]] in the role of Kean. The production opened on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater on 27 September, 1983.
-Interesting aside:
+'''Interesting aside''':
 According to the Wikipedia entry on Kean,  there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled ''Kean]]'', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, 1836, and followed by q comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough the Fitzsimons play [[Edmund Kean]]'' (under discussion here) is not listed, even though the 1983 TV version thereof is.

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	First performed in August 1981 at the Harrogate Theatre, then in London with [[Ben Kingsley]] in the role of Kean. The production opened on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater on 27 September, 1983.		First performed in August 1981 at the Harrogate Theatre, then in London with [[Ben Kingsley]] in the role of Kean. The production opened on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater on 27 September, 1983.
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		+	In fact, according to the Wikipedia entry on Kean, there have been a number of plays about the actor over the years, all entitled ''Kean]]'', beginning with a drama by Alexandre Dumas, père, 1836, and followed by q comedy by Jean-Paul Sartre (1953), a Broadway musical by Peter Stone, Robert Wright, and George Forrest (1961), a BBC Play of the Month (1978) and a tragicomedy by Grigoriy Gorin, (called ''[[Kean VI]]'', 1991). Interestingly enough the

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Kean

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