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-[[Imfuduso]]'' is a performance conceived and created by a number of women from the Crossroads squatter community in Cape Town. It is credited to "the [[Women of Crossroads]]" in Astbury (1979) and elsewhere.
+''[[Imfuduso]]'' is a performance conceived and created by a number of women from the Crossroads squatter community in Cape Town. It is usually credited to "the [[Women of Crossroads]]", ''inter alia'' in Astbury (1979).
 An improvised performance on the lives of women from the Transkei and Ciskei, living in the informal settlements around Cape Town, notably the Crossroads region. Created by the women from the Crossroads squatter community with [[Daisy Bara]], [[Alexandria Luke]], [[Siphokazi Luke]], [[Elizabeth Lutango]], [[Eslina Mapisa]], [[Nomzamo Mathwethu]], [[Muriel Mbobosi]], [[Adelaide Mene]], [[Mrs Mgodjo]], [[Victoria Mkhonidweni]], [[Mrs Nokilana]], [[Regina Ntongana]], [[Lilian Peters]] and [[Jane Yanta]]. Six performances of this production were staged at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978.  Lighting by [[Faruk Hoosain]]. A photo by [[Bee Berman]] is contained in the book ''The Space/Die Ruimte/ Indawo'' ([[Brian Astbury]], 1979)
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-by the [[Women of Crossroads]].
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−	~~by the~~ [[~~Women of Crossroads~~]]~~. An improvised~~ performance ~~on the lives~~ of women from the ~~Transkei and Ciskei, living~~ in ~~the informal settlements around~~ Cape Town. ~~Created by~~ the ~~women from the Crossroads squatter community with~~ [[Daisy Bara]], [[Alexandria Luke]], [[Siphokazi Luke]], [[Elizabeth Lutango]], [[Eslina Mapisa]], [[Nomzamo Mathwethu]], [[Muriel Mbobosi]], [[Adelaide Mene]], [[Mrs Mgodjo]], [[Victoria Mkhonidweni]], [[Mrs Nokilana]], [[Regina Ntongana]], [[Lilian Peters]] and [[Jane Yanta]]. Six performances of ~~this production were staged at [[The Space~~]] (~~Cape Town~~) ~~in 1978. Lighting by [[Faruk Hoosain]]~~.	+	[[Imfuduso]]'' is a performance conceived and created by a number of women from the Crossroads squatter community in Cape Town. It is credited to "the [[Women of Crossroads]]" in Astbury (1979) and elsewhere.

		+	An improvised performance on the lives of women from the Transkei and Ciskei, living in the informal settlements around Cape Town, notably the Crossroads region. Created by the women from the Crossroads squatter community with [[Daisy Bara]], [[Alexandria Luke]], [[Siphokazi Luke]], [[Elizabeth Lutango]], [[Eslina Mapisa]], [[Nomzamo Mathwethu]], [[Muriel Mbobosi]], [[Adelaide Mene]], [[Mrs Mgodjo]], [[Victoria Mkhonidweni]], [[Mrs Nokilana]], [[Regina Ntongana]], [[Lilian Peters]] and [[Jane Yanta]]. Six performances of this production were staged at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978. Lighting by [[Faruk Hoosain]]. A photo by [[Bee Berman]] is contained in the book ''The Space/Die Ruimte/ Indawo'' ([[Brian Astbury]], 1979)
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		+	by the [[Women of Crossroads]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	by the [[Women of Crossroads]]. An improvised performance on the lives of women from the Transkei and Ciskei, living in the informal settlements around Cape Town. Created by the women from the Crossroads squatter community with [[Daisy Bara]], [[Alexandria Luke]], [[Siphokazi Luke]], [[Elizabeth Lutango]], [[Eslina Mapisa]], [[Nomzamo Mathwethu]], [[Muriel Mbobosi]], [[Adelaide Mene]], [[Mrs Mgodjo]], [[Victoria Mkhonidweni]], [[Mrs Nokilana]], [[Regina Ntongana]], [[Lilian Peters]] and [[Jane Yanta]]. Six performances of this production were staged at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978. Lighting by [[Faruk Hoosain]].		by the [[Women of Crossroads]]. An improvised performance on the lives of women from the Transkei and Ciskei, living in the informal settlements around Cape Town. Created by the women from the Crossroads squatter community with [[Daisy Bara]], [[Alexandria Luke]], [[Siphokazi Luke]], [[Elizabeth Lutango]], [[Eslina Mapisa]], [[Nomzamo Mathwethu]], [[Muriel Mbobosi]], [[Adelaide Mene]], [[Mrs Mgodjo]], [[Victoria Mkhonidweni]], [[Mrs Nokilana]], [[Regina Ntongana]], [[Lilian Peters]] and [[Jane Yanta]]. Six performances of this production were staged at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978. Lighting by [[Faruk Hoosain]].
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		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az\|Astbury]] 1979.

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		+	by the [[Women of Crossroads]]. An improvised performance on the lives of women from the Transkei and Ciskei, living in the informal settlements around Cape Town. Created by the women from the Crossroads squatter community with [[Daisy Bara]], [[Alexandria Luke]], [[Siphokazi Luke]], [[Elizabeth Lutango]], [[Eslina Mapisa]], [[Nomzamo Mathwethu]], [[Muriel Mbobosi]], [[Adelaide Mene]], [[Mrs Mgodjo]], [[Victoria Mkhonidweni]], [[Mrs Nokilana]], [[Regina Ntongana]], [[Lilian Peters]] and [[Jane Yanta]]. Six performances of this production were staged at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978. Lighting by [[Faruk Hoosain]].
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