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−	''[[It's My Weekend, Too~~]]'' is a one-act play by [[Sheila Roberts]]~~	+	#REDIRECT [[It's My Weekend, Too]]
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−	~~'''Sometimes referred to as ''[[My Weekend, Too]]'''''~~
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−	~~== The original text ==~~
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−	A play about the underprivileged, it was the joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for [[The Space]] (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973.
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−	~~Performed at [[The Space]] in 1975 as a double-bill with ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]''.~~
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−	~~Scene 1 of the play was published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed Ernest Perreira) under the title ''[[Weekend]]'' in 1977.~~
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−	~~==Translations and adaptations==~~
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−	~~== Performance history in South Africa ==~~
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−	1975: First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 1975, directed by [[Charlotte du Toit]] with [[Paul Herzberg]], [[Blaise Koch]], [[Lynne Maree]], [[Jan Olivier]] and [[Trix Pienaar]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]].
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−	~~== Sources ==~~
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−	~~[[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az\|Astbury]] 1979.~~
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−	~~[[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go\|Gosher]], 1988.~~
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−	~~Material held by [[NELM]]: [Collection: SIEFF, Percy]: 2013. 25. 15. 4.~~
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-''It's My Weekend, Too'' is a play by [[Sheila Roberts]] about the underprivileged.
+''It's My Weekend, Too'' is a one-act play by [[Sheila Roberts]]
-Joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for [[The Space]] (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973.
+== The original text ==
-== The original text ==
+Scene 1 of the play was published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed Ernest Perreira) under the title ''[[Weekend]]'' in 1977.
 ==Translations and adaptations==
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 1975, directed by [[Charlotte du Toit]] with [[Paul Herzberg]], [[Blaise Koch]], [[Lynne Maree]], [[Jan Olivier]] and [[Trix Pienaar]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]].
 == Sources ==
 [[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az|Astbury]] 1979.

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 == The original text ==
-Scene 1 published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed Ernest Perreira) under the title ''Weekend'' in 1977.
+Scene 1 published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed Ernest Perreira) under the title ''[[Weekend]]'' in 1977.
 ==Translations and adaptations==

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 ''It's My Weekend, Too'' is a play by [[Sheila Roberts]] about the underprivileged.
-Joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for ''[[The Space]]'' (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973.
+Joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for [[The Space]] (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973.
 == The original text ==

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−	by [[Sheila Roberts]]. A play about the underprivileged. Joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for ''[[The Space]]'' (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973. First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 197*, directed by [[Charlotte du Toit]] with [[Paul Herzberg]], [[Blaise Koch]], [[Lynne Maree]], [[Jan Olivier]] and [[Trix Pienaar]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]]. Scene 1 published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Perreira]]) under the title Weekend in 1977. (See [[Gosher]], 1988)	+	by [[Sheila Roberts]]. A play about the underprivileged. Joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for ''[[The Space]]'' (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973. First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 197*, directed by [[Charlotte du Toit]] with [[Paul Herzberg]], [[Blaise Koch]], [[Lynne Maree]], [[Jan Olivier]] and [[Trix Pienaar]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]]. Scene 1 published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Perreira]]) under the title ''Weekend'' in 1977. (See [[Sydney Paul Gosher\|Gosher]], 1988)

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		+	by [[Sheila Roberts]]. A play about the underprivileged. Joint winner (along with [[Wilma Stockenström]]’s ''[[Die Laaste Middagmaal]]'') of a one-act play competition organised for ''[[The Space]]'' (Cape Town) by the [[Foundation for Art and Theatre]] in 1973. First staged as part of a double-bill in the [[Outer Space]] (Cape Town) in 197*, directed by [[Charlotte du Toit]] with [[Paul Herzberg]], [[Blaise Koch]], [[Lynne Maree]], [[Jan Olivier]] and [[Trix Pienaar]]. The stage managers were [[Bill Anderson]] and [[Fatima Dike]]. Scene 1 published in ''[[Contemporary South African Plays]]'' (ed [[Ernest Perreira]]) under the title Weekend in 1977. (See [[Gosher]], 1988)
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