Full Circle - Revision history

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	[[Ruphin Coudyzer]]. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of [[Market Theatre]] productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)
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	''[[Natal Witness]]'' 26 April 2005; 28 September 2006.		''[[Natal Witness]]'' 26 April 2005; 28 September 2006.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Premiered at [[Grahamstown Festival]], 2005, directed by [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]]. [[Michael Richard]] (Oom), [[Anriette van Rooyen]] (Meisie), [[Samson Khumalo]] (The Inspector), [[Hannes Brummer]] (Boetie) (replaced by [[Cobus Venter]] in later productions).
+: Premiered at [[Grahamstown Festival]], 2005, directed by [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]]. [[Michael Richard]] (Oom), [[Anriette van Rooyen]] (Meisie), [[Samson Khumalo]] (The Inspector), [[Hannes Brummer]] (Boetie) (replaced by [[Cobus Venter]] in later productions). Also in the [[Market Theatre]] production staged in [[The Laager]] in 23006.
 == Performances abroad ==

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 ''[[Natal Witness]]'' 26 April 2005; 28 September 2006.
-Photograph of the cast of the 2006 production held by [[NELM]]: Photograph collection [Collection: MARKET THEATRE]: 2007. 32. 9. 72. 5.
+Photograph of the cast of the [[Market Theatre]] production held by [[NELM]]: Photograph collection [Collection: MARKET THEATRE]: 2007. 32. 9. 72. 5.
 == Other works with the same title ==

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-''[[Full Circle]] is a play by poet and playwright [[Kobus Moolman]]. It won the [[PANSA]] Award for New Writing (2004). The play deals with white South African right-wingers in 1994.
+''[[Full Circle]]''' is a play by poet and playwright [[Kobus Moolman]]. It won the [[PANSA]] Award for New Writing (2004). The play deals with white South African right-wingers in 1994.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
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 == Sources ==
 ''[[Natal Witness]]'' 26 April 2005; 28 September 2006.
 == Other works with the same title ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Premiered at [[Grahamstown Festival]], 2005, directed by [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]]. [[Michael Richard]] (Oom), [[Anriette van Rooyen]] (Meisie), [[Samson Khumalo]] (The Inspector), [[Hannes Brummer]] (Boetie) (replaced by [[Kobus Venter]] in later productions).
+: Premiered at [[Grahamstown Festival]], 2005, directed by [[Charmaine Weir-Smith]]. [[Michael Richard]] (Oom), [[Anriette van Rooyen]] (Meisie), [[Samson Khumalo]] (The Inspector), [[Hannes Brummer]] (Boetie) (replaced by [[Cobus Venter]] in later productions).
 : [[Anriette van Rooyen]], [[Michael Richard]], and [[Cobus Venter]] in the [[Market Theatre]] production staged in [[The Laager]] 1 March - 2 April 2006.

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−	''[[~~FullCircle~~]] is a play by poet and playwright [[Kobus Moolman]]. It won the [[PANSA]] Award for New Writing (2004). The play deals with white South African right-wingers in 1994.	+	''[[Full Circle]] is a play by poet and playwright [[Kobus Moolman]]. It won the [[PANSA]] Award for New Writing (2004). The play deals with white South African right-wingers in 1994.

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 ''Full Circle'', a 1998 play by Charles L. Mee
-(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Circle)
+Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Circle].
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 [[Anriette van Rooyen]], [[Michael Richard]], and [[Cobus Venter]] in the [[Market Theatre]] production staged in [[The Laager]] 1 March - 2 April 2006.
-Staged in London at the Oval House Theatre from October 31 to November 18 2006 presented by The Blue Hug Theatre Company directed by British director Rachel Briscoe. The part of Oom was played by South African-born actor [[Jack Klaff]].
+Staged in London at the Oval House Theatre from 31 October to 18 November 2006, presented by The Blue Hug Theatre Company, directed by British director Rachel Briscoe. The part of Oom was played by South African-born actor [[Jack Klaff]].
 == Sources ==