Fireside Tales - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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‘’[[Fireside Tales]]’’ is a musical by [[Johan Myburg]], with music and lyrics by [[Darryl Nel]] (1972-)

==The original text==

The play is based on a central storyteller who relates three stories to the children around his fire.

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==

1993: ''[[Fireside Tales]]'' was produced by [[The Institute for Social and Individual Development in Africa]] (ISIDA) at the [[Guild Theatre]] in October 1993. The production team was as follows: [[Veliswa Mcata]] (director), [[Bulelani Mkohliswa]] (musical director and choreographer) and [[Barbara Richardson]] (set design). The cast of 100 children (aged 7-14 years) included: [[Bongani Mlomo]], [[Sinethemba Mpajana]], [[Melissa Card]], [[Vuyolwethu Mkizwana]], [[Sinesipho Mcata]], [[Lukhanyo Mncono]], [[Vaughn Delport]], [[Sivuyile Mazingi]], [[Sinethemba Wanga]], [[Yandiswa Mobse]] and [[Ncedo India]].

== Sources ==

''[[Fireside Tales]]'' theatre programme, 1993.

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: ''[[Fireside Tales]]'' was produced by [[The Institute for Social and Individual Development in Africa]] (ISIDA) at the [[Guild Theatre]] in October 1993. The production team was as follows: [[Veliswa Mcata]] (director), [[Bulelani Mkohliswa]] (musical director and choreographer) and [[Barbara Richardson]] (set design). The cast of 100 children (aged 7-14 years) included: [[Bongani Mlomo]], [[Sinethemba Mpajana]], [[Melissa Card]], [[Vuyolwethu Mkizwana]], [[Sinesipho Mcata]], [[Lukhanyo Mncono]], [[Vaughn Delport]], [[Sivuyile Mazingi]], [[Sinethemba Wanga]], [[Yandiswa Mobse]] and [[Ncedo India]].
+: ''[[Fireside Tales]]'' was produced by [[The Institute for Social and Individual Development in Africa]] (ISIDA) at the [[Guild Theatre]] in October 1993. The production team was as follows: [[Veliswa Mcata]] (director), [[Bulelani Mkohliswa]] (musical director and choreographer) and [[Barbara Richardson]] (set design). The cast of 100 children (aged 7-14 years, from seven primary schools around East London)) included: [[Bongani Mlomo]], [[Sinethemba Mpajana]], [[Melissa Card]], [[Vuyolwethu Mkizwana]], [[Sinesipho Mcata]], [[Lukhanyo Mncono]], [[Vaughn Delport]], [[Sivuyile Mazingi]], [[Sinethemba Wanga]], [[Yandiswa Mobse]] and [[Ncedo India]].
 == Sources ==

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 ==The original text==
-The play is based on a central storyteller who relates three stories to the children around his fire.
+The play is based on a central storyteller who relates three stories ("Vivingane", "Nkalimevana" and "The Three Gifts") to the children around his fire.
 ==Translations and adaptations==