Home Affairs - Revision history

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 ==The original text==
-The initial idea was proposed by Neil Urmson, i.e. to create a show dealing with having a midlife crisis in a South African context, and the text was written by [[Michelle Douglas]]. The play does this by looking at the frustration and stress facing two South African men trying to get something sorted out at the department of home affairs.
+The initial idea was proposed by Neil Urmson, i.e. to create a show dealing with having a midlife crisis in a South African context, and the text was written by [[Michelle Douglas]]. The play does this by looking at the frustration and stress facing two South African men from different backgrounds, trying to get something sorted out at the department of home affairs.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 [[Kedibone Modise]]. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL|IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.
-"When home affairs and a midlife crisis collide, it’s a drama", ''[[South African Jewish Report]]'',  16 February, 2023.
+"When home affairs and a midlife crisis collide, it’s a drama", ''[[South African Jewish Report]]'',  16 February, 2023.[https://www.sajr.co.za/when-home-affairs-and-a-midlife-crisis-collide-its-a-drama/]
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 ==The original text==
-The initial idea was proposed by Neil Urmson, i.e. to create a show dealing with having a midlife crisis in a South African context, and the text was written by Michelle DouglasThe play does this by looking at the frustration and stress facing two South African men trying to get something sorted out at the department of home affairs.
+The initial idea was proposed by Neil Urmson, i.e. to create a show dealing with having a midlife crisis in a South African context, and the text was written by [[Michelle Douglas]]. The play does this by looking at the frustration and stress facing two South African men trying to get something sorted out at the department of home affairs.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 ==The original text==
-The play delves into the social ills of a country in crisis by looking at the frustration and stress facing two South African men trying to get something sorted out at the department of home affairs.
+The initial idea was proposed by Neil Urmson, i.e. to create a show dealing with having a midlife crisis in a South African context, and the text was written by Michelle DouglasThe play does this by looking at the frustration and stress facing two South African men trying to get something sorted out at the department of home affairs.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 [[Kedibone Modise]]. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL|IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.
-"When home affairs and a midlife crisis collide, it’s a drama", South African Jewish Report, Lifestyle, 16 February, 2023.
+"When home affairs and a midlife crisis collide, it’s a drama", ''[[South African Jewish Report]]'',  16 February, 2023.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	[[Kedibone Modise]]. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL\|IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.		[[Kedibone Modise]]. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL\|IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.
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		+	"When home affairs and a midlife crisis collide, it’s a drama", South African Jewish Report, Lifestyle, 16 February, 2023.

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: Performed at Sandton’s ''[[Theatre on the Square]]'' from February 21 to March 11.the , directed by [[Michelle Douglas]], with [[Sello Ramolahloane]] and [[Lawrence Joffe]].
+: Performed at Sandton’s ''[[Theatre on the Square]]'' from February 21 to March 11, directed by [[Michelle Douglas]], with [[Sello Ramolahloane]] and [[Lawrence Joffe]].
 == Sources ==

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 ''[[Home Affairs]]'' is a play by [[Michelle Douglas]]
 The play delves into the social ills facing a country in crisis by looking at the midlife crises faced by two South African men.
 : Performed at Sandton’s ''[[Theatre on the Square]]'' from February 21 to March 11.the , directed by [[Michelle Douglas]], with [[Sello Ramolahloane]] and [[Lawrence Joffe]].
-Kedibone Modise. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL|IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.
+== Sources ==

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	2023: Performed at Sandton’s ''[[Theatre on the Square]]'' from February 21 to March 11.the , directed by [[Michelle Douglas]], with [[Sello Ramolahloane]] and [[Lawrence Joffe]].		2023: Performed at Sandton’s ''[[Theatre on the Square]]'' from February 21 to March 11.the , directed by [[Michelle Douglas]], with [[Sello Ramolahloane]] and [[Lawrence Joffe]].

−	Kedibone Modise. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.	+	Kedibone Modise. 2023. "''Home Affairs'' is protest theatre of our time, says director Michelle Douglas", ''[[IOL\|IOL Entertainment]]'', 15 February, 2023.