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[[Iago’s Last Dance]] is a trilogy of playlets individually entitled ''Heartbreak Medea'', ''Iago's Last Dance'' and ''Valiant Spartacus'' by [[Mike van Graan]]. The theme is betrayal and vengeance set against the backdrop of the "three-letter plague" - HIV/AIDS. Three actors play a different character in each play, moving from betrayal within a marriage to betrayal of friendship and, finally, betrayal by the larger society. All the playlets reference classical texts but their power lies in their contemporary relevance.

== The original text ==

==Translations and adaptations==

== Performance history in South Africa ==
First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (2009) on its Main Programme and at the subsequent National Schoolsnad from11 to 22 August 2009 [[Artscape Arena]] directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom.

== Sources ==
''Cape Argus Weekender'' 1 August 2009.

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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-''[[Iago's Last Dance]]'' is a trilogy of playlets individually entitled ''[[Heartbreak Medea]]'', ''[[Iago's Last Dance]]'' and ''[[Valiant Spartacus]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]].
+''[[Iago's Last Dance]]'' is the collective title for a trilogy of playlets by [[Mike van Graan]].
 == The original text ==
 The theme is betrayal and vengeance set against the backdrop of the "three-letter plague" - HIV/AIDS. Three actors play a different character in each play, moving from betrayal within a marriage to betrayal of friendship and, finally, betrayal by the larger society. All the playlets reference classical texts but their power lies in their contemporary relevance.
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-: First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown on its Main Programme and at the subsequent [[National Schools' Festival]] in the [[Artscape Arena]] from 11 to 22 August 2009 directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]].
+: Directed by [[Lara Bye]] and starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]], the trilogy was first presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown on its Main Programme and at the subsequent [[National Schools' Festival]] in the [[Artscape Arena]] from 11 to 22 August
 == Sources ==
-''Cape Argus Weekender'' 1 August 2009.
+''[[Cape Argus|Cape Argus Weekender]]'' 1 August 2009.
 https://mikevangraan.co.za/plays/iago2019s-last-dance

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-''[[Iago's Last Dance]]'' is a trilogy of playlets individually entitled ''Heartbreak Medea'', ''Iago's Last Dance'' and ''Valiant Spartacus'' by [[Mike van Graan]].
+''[[Iago's Last Dance]]'' is a trilogy of playlets individually entitled ''[[Heartbreak Medea]]'', ''[[Iago's Last Dance]]'' and ''[[Valiant Spartacus]]'' by [[Mike van Graan]].
 == The original text ==
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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (2009) on its Main Programme and at the subsequent National Schools' Festival from 11 to 22 August 2009 [[Artscape]] Arena directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]].
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (2009) on its Main Programme and at the subsequent National Schoolsnad from11 to 22 August 2009 [[Artscape]] Arena directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]].
+First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (2009) on its Main Programme and at the subsequent National Schools' Festival from 11 to 22 August 2009 [[Artscape]] Arena directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]].
 == Sources ==

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (2009) on its Main Programme and at the subsequent National Schoolsnad from11 to 22 August 2009 [[Artscape Arena]] directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]].
+First presented by the [[National Arts Festival]], Grahamstown (2009) on its Main Programme and at the subsequent National Schoolsnad from11 to 22 August 2009 [[Artscape]] Arena directed by [[Lara Bye]] starring [[Jan-Hendrik Opperman]], [[Ntombi Makhutshi]] and [[Mbulelo Grootboom]].
 == Sources ==

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-''Iago's Last Dance'' is a trilogy of playlets individually entitled ''Heartbreak Medea'', ''Iago's Last Dance'' and ''Valiant Spartacus'' by [[Mike van Graan]]. The theme is betrayal and vengeance set against the backdrop of the "three-letter plague" - HIV/AIDS. Three actors play a different character in each play, moving from betrayal within a marriage to betrayal of friendship and, finally, betrayal by the larger society. All the playlets reference classical texts but their power lies in their contemporary relevance.
+''Iago's Last Dance'' is a trilogy of playlets individually entitled ''Heartbreak Medea'', ''Iago's Last Dance'' and ''Valiant Spartacus'' by [[Mike van Graan]].
 == The original text ==
 ==Translations and adaptations==
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 == Sources ==
 ''Cape Argus Weekender'' 1 August 2009.
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	== The original text ==		== The original text ==