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		+	[[Ruphin Coudyzer]]. 2023. Annotated list of his photographs of [[Market Theatre]] productions. (Provided by Coudyzer)

	''Gertrude Stein and a Companion'' theatre programmes 1985 and 1996.		''Gertrude Stein and a Companion'' theatre programmes 1985 and 1996.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 : Performed by the [[Market Theatre Company]], directed by [[Robert Whitehead]] with lighting design by [[Wesley France]] and set design by Whitehead and France. The role of Gertrude Stein was played by [[Janice Honeyman]] and that of Alice B. Toklas by [[Vanessa Cooke]].
 : Performed by [[CAPAB]] Drama at the [[Nico Arena]], directed by [[Roy Sargeant]], with design was by [[Michael Mitchell]] and lighting by [[Malcolm Hurrell]]. [[Diane Wilson]] portrayed Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas was played by [[Mary Dreyer]].

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 : The 2018 production was invited to the ''Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival'', where [[Lynita Crofford]] received an award for the best female performance. The production was thereafter performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in November, with [[Lynita Crofford]] and [[Shirley Johnston]] jointly receiving the 2019 [[Naledi]]-award for the best female performer.
-: Following the two-year lockdown period caused by the COVID-19 pandemic[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic], the production was revived and once again performed to rave reviews at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).
+: Following a two-year lockdown period for South Africa in response to the COVID-19 pandemic[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic], the production was revived and once again performed to rave reviews at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).
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 : The 2018 production was invited to the ''Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival'', where [[Lynita Crofford]] received an award for the best female performance. The production was thereafter performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in November, with [[Lynita Crofford]] and [[Shirley Johnston]] jointly receiving the 2019 [[Naledi]]-award for the best female performer.
-: Following the two-year lockdown period caused by the [[COVID-19]] pandemic, the production was revived and once again performed to rave reviews at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).
+: Following the two-year lockdown period caused by the COVID-19 pandemic[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic], the production was revived and once again performed to rave reviews at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).
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 : The 2018 production was invited to the ''Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival'', where [[Lynita Crofford]] received an award for the best female performance. The production was thereafter performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in November, with [[Lynita Crofford]] and [[Shirley Johnston]] jointly receiving the 2019 [[Naledi]]-award for the best female performer.
-: Following the two-year lockdown period caused by the [[COVID-19]] epidemic, the production was revived and once again performed to rave reviews at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).
+: Following the two-year lockdown period caused by the [[COVID-19]] pandemic, the production was revived and once again performed to rave reviews at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).
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-''[[Gertrude Stein and a Companion]]'' is a play by Win Wells.
+''[[Gertrude Stein and a Companion]]'' is a play by Win Wells (1935–1983)[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0920472/]
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 == Sources ==
 ''Gertrude Stein and a Companion'' theatre programmes 1985 and 1996.

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 : Performed by [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas), directed by [[Chris Weare]].  The play opened at the [[Alexander Bar and Café]] then played at other venues, including [[The Drama Factory]], Somerset West (14 and 15 September), and [[Alexander Bar and Café]] one more (8-20 October).
-: The 2018 production is invited to the ''Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival'', where [[Lynita Crofford]] receives an award for the best female performance. The production was thereafter performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]] in Sandton, with [[Lynita Crofford]] and [[Shirley Johnston]] jointly receiving the 2019 [[Naledi]]-award for the best female performer.
+: The 2018 production was invited to the ''Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival'', where [[Lynita Crofford]] received an award for the best female performance. The production was thereafter performed at the [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in November, with [[Lynita Crofford]] and [[Shirley Johnston]] jointly receiving the 2019 [[Naledi]]-award for the best female performer.
 : Following the two-year lockdown period caused by the [[COVID-19]] epidemic, the production was revived and once again performed at the [[Theatre on the Bay]] from 1 to 5 February, directed by [[Chris Weare]] with [[Shirley Johnston]] (as Gertrude Stein) and [[Lynita Crofford]] (as Alice B Toklas).