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		+	1923: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' by [[F. Maxwell Stewart]] and [[Phil Levard]] presented by [[African Theatres]] at [[His Majesty's Theatre]], Johannesburg (December - February 1924). Directed by Levard.
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		+	1924: The Levard production was again presented at the [[Tivoli Theatre]], Cape Town (February - March) and at the [[Theatre Royal]], Durban (March).

	1967: ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]]) directed by [[Tine Balder]] for [[UTS]] Stellenbosch with students of the special puppet course course she ran at the University.		1967: ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]]) directed by [[Tine Balder]] for [[UTS]] Stellenbosch with students of the special puppet course course she ran at the University.

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	1968: ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]] - the Balder version) performed by [[PACOFS\|SUKOVS]], opening on 29 June at the [[Stadskouburg]] ("[[Civic Theatre]]") in Bloemfontein. Directed by [[Tine Balder]] with [[Paul Eilers]], [[Rentia Human]], [[Johan Botha]], [[Mees Xteen]], [[Maryann Johnston]].		1968: ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]] - the Balder version) performed by [[PACOFS\|SUKOVS]], opening on 29 June at the [[Stadskouburg]] ("[[Civic Theatre]]") in Bloemfontein. Directed by [[Tine Balder]] with [[Paul Eilers]], [[Rentia Human]], [[Johan Botha]], [[Mees Xteen]], [[Maryann Johnston]].
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		+	1972: The Trewhela version presented in the King David Primary School Hall by [[KIDACT]], directed by [[Charles Stodel]].

	1972: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by the [[Herald Players]] at the [[Rowe Theatre]], directed by [[Audrey Nel]]. The version staged was that performed under the patronage of the officers of 75th Regiment then stationed at Fort Napier to celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday.		1972: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by the [[Herald Players]] at the [[Rowe Theatre]], directed by [[Audrey Nel]]. The version staged was that performed under the patronage of the officers of 75th Regiment then stationed at Fort Napier to celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday.

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 : ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]] - the Balder version) performed by [[PACOFS|SUKOVS]], opening on 29 June at the [[Stadskouburg]] ("[[Civic Theatre]]") in Bloemfontein. Directed by  [[Tine Balder]] with [[Paul Eilers]], [[Rentia Human]], [[Johan Botha]], [[Mees Xteen]], [[Maryann Johnston]].
-: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by the Herald Players at the Rowe Theatre, directed by Audrey Nel. The version staged was that performed under the patronage of the officers of 75th Regiment then stationed at Fort Napier to celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday.
+: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by the [[Herald Players]] at the [[Rowe Theatre]], directed by [[Audrey Nel]]. The version staged was that performed under the patronage of the officers of 75th Regiment then stationed at Fort Napier to celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday.
 : A pantomime version presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], written and directed by [[Pam Emslie]], musical direction by [[Mavis Woods]], with [[Marjie Craib]], [[Geoff Latham]], [[Karen Evans]], [[Norma Fegan]], [[Lauren Germiquet]], [[Sandy Marsberg]], [[Amra-Faye Ball]], [[George Mountjoy]], [[Cathy Pulford]], [[Don Titford]], [[Drummond Marais]], [[Graham Archer]], [[Alan Emslie]], [[Denise Archer]], [[Lou Holcombe]], [[Neil Emslie]], [[Peter Wakefield]], [[Colin Smithies]], [[Michael Rees]], [[Warrick Turner]], [[Ingrid Coetser]], [[Caroline Rich]], [[Pat Titford]], [[Susan Davis]] and [[Byron Naude]].

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	1968: ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]] - the Balder version) performed by [[PACOFS\|SUKOVS]], opening on 29 June at the [[Stadskouburg]] ("[[Civic Theatre]]") in Bloemfontein. Directed by [[Tine Balder]] with [[Paul Eilers]], [[Rentia Human]], [[Johan Botha]], [[Mees Xteen]], [[Maryann Johnston]].		1968: ''[[Jan en die Boontjierank]]'' (a puppet play in [[Afrikaans]] - the Balder version) performed by [[PACOFS\|SUKOVS]], opening on 29 June at the [[Stadskouburg]] ("[[Civic Theatre]]") in Bloemfontein. Directed by [[Tine Balder]] with [[Paul Eilers]], [[Rentia Human]], [[Johan Botha]], [[Mees Xteen]], [[Maryann Johnston]].
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		+	1972: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by the Herald Players at the Rowe Theatre, directed by Audrey Nel. The version staged was that performed under the patronage of the officers of 75th Regiment then stationed at Fort Napier to celebrate Queen Victoria's birthday.

	1980: A pantomime version presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], written and directed by [[Pam Emslie]], musical direction by [[Mavis Woods]], with [[Marjie Craib]], [[Geoff Latham]], [[Karen Evans]], [[Norma Fegan]], [[Lauren Germiquet]], [[Sandy Marsberg]], [[Amra-Faye Ball]], [[George Mountjoy]], [[Cathy Pulford]], [[Don Titford]], [[Drummond Marais]], [[Graham Archer]], [[Alan Emslie]], [[Denise Archer]], [[Lou Holcombe]], [[Neil Emslie]], [[Peter Wakefield]], [[Colin Smithies]], [[Michael Rees]], [[Warrick Turner]], [[Ingrid Coetser]], [[Caroline Rich]], [[Pat Titford]], [[Susan Davis]] and [[Byron Naude]].		1980: A pantomime version presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], written and directed by [[Pam Emslie]], musical direction by [[Mavis Woods]], with [[Marjie Craib]], [[Geoff Latham]], [[Karen Evans]], [[Norma Fegan]], [[Lauren Germiquet]], [[Sandy Marsberg]], [[Amra-Faye Ball]], [[George Mountjoy]], [[Cathy Pulford]], [[Don Titford]], [[Drummond Marais]], [[Graham Archer]], [[Alan Emslie]], [[Denise Archer]], [[Lou Holcombe]], [[Neil Emslie]], [[Peter Wakefield]], [[Colin Smithies]], [[Michael Rees]], [[Warrick Turner]], [[Ingrid Coetser]], [[Caroline Rich]], [[Pat Titford]], [[Susan Davis]] and [[Byron Naude]].

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	https://kickstarttheatre.co.za/project/jack-2025-kickstart-theatre/		https://kickstarttheatre.co.za/project/jack-2025-kickstart-theatre/
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		+	[[Walter Greyvenstein]] 1988. ''The history and development of children's theatre in English in South Africa''. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Johannesburg: [[Rand Afrikaans University]].

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

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	1984: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).		1984: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).
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		+	1984: Presented by [[Camps Bay Operatic and Dramatic Society]] at the [[Phoenix Theatre]], written and directed by [[Sylvia Linacre]].

	1985: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' adaptation by [[John Crocker]] presented by [[Herald Players]] at the [[Churchill Theatre]], directed by [[Ian Hardy]].		1985: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' adaptation by [[John Crocker]] presented by [[Herald Players]] at the [[Churchill Theatre]], directed by [[Ian Hardy]].

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	1984: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).		1984: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).
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		+	1985: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' adaptation by [[John Crocker]] presented by [[Herald Players]] at the [[Churchill Theatre]], directed by [[Ian Hardy]].

	1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by [[Pretoria Theatre for Youth]] at the [[Piet van der Walt Theatre]], directed by [[Penny Bailie]].		1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by [[Pretoria Theatre for Youth]] at the [[Piet van der Walt Theatre]], directed by [[Penny Bailie]].

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	1984: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).		1984: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).
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		+	1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by [[Pretoria Theatre for Youth]] at the [[Piet van der Walt Theatre]], directed by [[Penny Bailie]].

	1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]] and [[Patrick Walton]]. ([[Chad Abrahams]], [[James Plaatjies]], [[Annette Hamilton]], [[Liana Collet]], [[Bronwyn van Graan]], [[Matthew Roberts]]??).		1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]] and [[Patrick Walton]]. ([[Chad Abrahams]], [[James Plaatjies]], [[Annette Hamilton]], [[Liana Collet]], [[Bronwyn van Graan]], [[Matthew Roberts]]??).

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	1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]] and [[Patrick Walton]]. ([[Chad Abrahams]], [[James Plaatjies]], [[Annette Hamilton]], [[Liana Collet]], [[Bronwyn van Graan]], [[Matthew Roberts]]??).		1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]] and [[Patrick Walton]]. ([[Chad Abrahams]], [[James Plaatjies]], [[Annette Hamilton]], [[Liana Collet]], [[Bronwyn van Graan]], [[Matthew Roberts]]??).
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		+	1986: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' presented by [[Hottentots Holland Dramatic Society]] in [[The Playhouse]], Somerset West, directed by [[Bryan Marshall]].

	1987: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]], [[Patrick Walton]], [[Ricardo Koopman]], [[Sharon Day]], [[Samuel Hendricks]].		1987: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre\|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]], [[Patrick Walton]], [[Ricardo Koopman]], [[Sharon Day]], [[Samuel Hendricks]].

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 : A pantomime version presented by the [[Arts Theatre Club]] at the [[Guild Theatre]], written and directed by [[Pam Emslie]], musical direction by [[Mavis Woods]], with [[Marjie Craib]], [[Geoff Latham]], [[Karen Evans]], [[Norma Fegan]], [[Lauren Germiquet]], [[Sandy Marsberg]], [[Amra-Faye Ball]], [[George Mountjoy]], [[Cathy Pulford]], [[Don Titford]], [[Drummond Marais]], [[Graham Archer]], [[Alan Emslie]], [[Denise Archer]], [[Lou Holcombe]], [[Neil Emslie]], [[Peter Wakefield]], [[Colin Smithies]], [[Michael Rees]], [[Warrick Turner]], [[Ingrid Coetser]], [[Caroline Rich]], [[Pat Titford]], [[Susan Davis]] and [[Byron Naude]].
-: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).
+: ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' (the one-act South African version by [[Michelle Botha]] and [[Thomas Barlow]]), produced at the [[Intimate Theatre]] by [[Children's Theatre Productions]] in 1984, with [[Kevin Feather]] (Pixy), [[Michael Brunner]] (King), [[Sue Kelly Christie]] (Mother), [[Drummond Marais]] (Jack) and [[Mandy Wildman]] (princess).
 : ''[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]'' , performed in the [[Baxter Theatre|Baxter Studio]], written and directed by [[Glynn Day]], with  [[John Dennison]], [[Pippa Duffy]], [[Joey Wishnia]] and [[Patrick Walton]]. ([[Chad Abrahams]], [[James Plaatjies]], [[Annette Hamilton]], [[Liana Collet]], [[Bronwyn van Graan]], [[Matthew Roberts]]??).