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	Nominee: Best New Script, Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, 2005		Nominee: Best New Script, Fleur du Cap Theatre Awards, 2005
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		+	The play won the South African leg of Proyecto 34’s competition for South African and Argentinian playwrights in 2012.

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 The text has been prescribed reading in IEB schools and in most university drama departments.
-== Productions ==
+: The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Festival]] where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour, playing at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], Johannesburg and at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. The production was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and the cast included [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Vusi Kunene]], [[Charlotte Butler]], [[Sechaba Morojele]] and [[André Samuels]]. [[Mpho Mataboge]] (stage manager), [[Wesley France]] (lighting designer), [[Chantell Cairns]] (set and costume coordinator), and [[Sasha Ehlers]] (set and costume coordinator).
-: First performed as a rehearsed playreading at the [[Intimate Theatre]], as part of the PANSA/UCT Drama Department Festival of New Writing.
+: Performed  in the [[Artscape Arena Theatre]] and later at the [[Grahamstown Festival|National Arts Festival]] as part of the 7th [[Artscape]] Drama Season  (along with ''[[Brothers in Blood]]'' and  ''[[Just Business]]'', both also by Van Graan), directed by [[Hennie van Greunen]], with [[Anthea Thompson]].
-: The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], with [[Ivan Abrahams]], **where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour, playing at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], Johannesburg and at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. The production was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and the cast included [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Vusi Kunene]], [[Charlotte Butler]], [[Sechaba Morojele]] and [[André Samuels]]. [[Mpho Mataboge]] (stage manager), [[Wesley France]] (lighting designer), [[Chantell Cairns]] (set and costume coordinator), and [[Sasha Ehlers]] (set and costume coordinator).
+==Awards==
-: Performed at the [[Market Theatre]],  [[PACOFS]], Bloemfontein, the [[KKNK]] festival in Oudtshoorn, and the [[Studio]] in the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], Cape Town.
+Jury Award, PANSA/UCT Drama Department Festival of Reading of New Writing, November 2003.
-: Performed  in the [[Artscape Arena Theatre]] and later at the [[Grahamstown Festival|National Arts Festival]] as part of the 7th [[Artscape]] Drama Season  (along with ''[[Brothers in Blood]]'' and  ''[[Just Business]]'', both also by Van Graan), directed by [[Hennie van Greunen]], with [[Anthea Thompson]].
+Nominee: Best New South African Play Produced, Naledi Theatre Awards, 2005
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 Malan, Wilson and Fick. 2013. ''[[Now I Am Alone 2]]'': pp.122-125.
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 : First performed as a rehearsed playreading at the [[Intimate Theatre]], as part of the PANSA/UCT Drama Department Festival of New Writing.
-: The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], with [[Ivan Abrahams]], **where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour, playing at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], Johannesburg and at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. The production was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and the cast included [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Vusi Kunene]], [[Charlotte Butler]], [[Sechaba Morojele]] and [[André Samuels]].
+: The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], with [[Ivan Abrahams]], **where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour, playing at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], Johannesburg and at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. The production was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and the cast included [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Vusi Kunene]], [[Charlotte Butler]], [[Sechaba Morojele]] and [[André Samuels]]. [[Mpho Mataboge]] (stage manager), [[Wesley France]] (lighting designer), [[Chantell Cairns]] (set and costume coordinator), and [[Sasha Ehlers]] (set and costume coordinator).
 : Performed at the [[Market Theatre]],  [[PACOFS]], Bloemfontein, the [[KKNK]] festival in Oudtshoorn, and the [[Studio]] in the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], Cape Town.
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 == Sources ==
-[[Artscape]] Media Release: 19 June 2012
+[[Artscape]] Media Release: 19 June 2012.
 Malan, Wilson and Fick. 2013. ''[[Now I Am Alone 2]]'': pp.122-125.
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 : First performed as a rehearsed playreading at the [[Intimate Theatre]], as part of the PANSA/UCT Drama Department Festival of New Writing.
-: The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Arts Festival|National Arts Festival]], with [[Ivan Abrahams]], **where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour, playing at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], Johannesburg and at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. The production was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and the cast included [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Vusi Kunene]], [[Charlotte Butler]], [[Sechaba Morojele]] and [[André Samuels]].
+: The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], with [[Ivan Abrahams]], **where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour, playing at the [[Market Theatre Laboratory]], Johannesburg and at the [[Hilton Arts Festival]]. The production was directed by [[Clare Stopford]] and the cast included [[Jennifer Steyn]], [[Vusi Kunene]], [[Charlotte Butler]], [[Sechaba Morojele]] and [[André Samuels]].
 : Performed at the [[Market Theatre]],  [[PACOFS]], Bloemfontein, the [[KKNK]] festival in Oudtshoorn, and the [[Studio]] in the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]], Cape Town.

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-by [[Mike van Graan]] A satirical play about
+A play by [[Mike van Graan]]
-The play premiered on [[The Fringe]] of the [[Grahamstown Arts Festival|National Arts Festival]] in 2004 where it played to excellent houses and great critical acclaim. It then undertook a national tour
+== The original text ==
-: Performed  at the [[Grahamstown Festival|National Arts Festival]] as part of the 7th [[Artscape]] Drama Season  (along with ''[[Brothers in Blood]]'' and  ''[[Just Business]]'', both also by Van Graan), directed by [[Hennie van Greunen]], with [[Anthea Thompson]]. **
+A satire on South African politics, clothed as a fast-paced thriller.
-Published in [[Charles J. Fourie]] (ed.) ''[[New South African Plays]]''. Twickenham: [[Aurora Metro Press]], 2006.
+First published in ''[[New South African Plays]]'' (compiled by [[Charles Fourie]]) by [[Aurora Metro Publications]] in 2006. Also published as a single text by [[Junkets Publisher]] in 2010. Published in [[Charles J. Fourie]] (ed.) ''[[New South African Plays]]''.
 The text has been prescribed reading in IEB schools and in most university drama departments.