H.A. Fagan - Revision history

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 Awarded the 1935 [[Hertzogprys|Hertzog Prize]] for [[Afrikaans]] Drama for the collection of plays entitled ''[[Die Ouderling]] en ander toneelstukke'' (“The Church Elder and other plays”).
-On 17 April 1959 he was honoured by the [[NTO]] in the Bellville Civic Theatre. A performance of his one-act play ''[[Opdrifsels]]'', directed by [[Robert Mohr]], was part of the programme.
+On 17 April 1959 he was honoured by the [[NTO]] in the [[Bellville Civic Theatre]]. A performance of his one-act play ''[[Opdrifsels]]'', directed by [[Robert Mohr]], was part of the programme.
 [TH, JH]

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 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Allan_Fagan
 Beukes and Lategan, 1961
 Kannemeyer 1978
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 Du Toit,  1988
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-'''Henry Allan (H.A.) Fagan''' (1889-1963) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Allan_Fagan] was a well-known South African judge, journalist, politician, academic and a respected poet and playwright.
+[[H.A. Fagan]] (1889-1963) was a well-known South African judge, journalist, politician, academic and a respected poet and playwright.
 == Biography ==
 Born [[Henry Allan Fagan]] in Tulbagh in the Cape Province on 4 April 1889, where his father was a prominent lawyer.

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	On 17 April 1959 he was honoured by the [[NTO]] in the Bellville Civic Theatre. A performance of his one-act play ''[[Opdrifsels]]'', directed by [[Robert Mohr]], was part of the programme.		On 17 April 1959 he was honoured by the [[NTO]] in the Bellville Civic Theatre. A performance of his one-act play ''[[Opdrifsels]]'', directed by [[Robert Mohr]], was part of the programme.
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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
 '''H.A.Fagan''' is considered, along with [[J.F.W. Grosskopf|Grosskopf]], as the founder of the drama of social realism in [[Afrikaans]]. In August 1926 he was one of the founding members and first chairman of the [[Afrikaanse Toneelvereniging]] in Cape Town, a society which did two of his one-act plays – ''[[Rooibruin Blare]]'' and ''[[Ruwe Erts]]'' - in their first programme and later an early production of his play ''[[Lenie]]''. Wrote six full-length that include ''[[Lenie]]'' (1924), ''[[Die Ouderling]]'' (“The Church Elder”) and ''[[Ousus]]'' (published in one volume in 1934). His seven one-act plays have also been very influential through their clearly delineated  dramatic intrigue, naturalistic dialogue and tight structure.  ''[[Rooibruin Blare]]'', ''[[Bo die Kranse]]'' and ''[[Opdrifsels]]'' were published in the collection ''[[Drie Eenakters]]'', ([[Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk.]], 1962), ''[[Die Swakkere Vat]]'' (first published in ''[[Ses Eenbedrywe]]'', 1946)
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−	'''Henry Allan (H.A.) Fagan''' (1889-1963) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Allan_Fagan] was a well-known South African judge, journalist, politician, academic and a respected poet and playwright~~. He was awarded the [[Hertzog Prize]] for [[Afrikaans]] Drama in 1935~~.	+	'''Henry Allan (H.A.) Fagan''' (1889-1963) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Allan_Fagan] was a well-known South African judge, journalist, politician, academic and a respected poet and playwright.

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 == Biography ==
-Born in Tulbagh in the Cape Province on 4 April 1889, where his father was a prominent lawyer.
+Born [[Henry Allan Fagan]] in Tulbagh in the Cape Province on 4 April 1889, where his father was a prominent lawyer.
 === Youth ===