Life and Times of Michael K - Revision history

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 : The play was then shown at the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, in Germany in November, receiving seven curtain calls and a standing ovation.
-: ''[[Life & Times of Michael K]]'' (like ''[[Kiss of the Spider Woman]]'') was rescheduled for production, playing at [[The Baxter]] from 28 February to 19 March.
+: ''[[Life & Times of Michael K]]'' (like ''[[Kiss of the Spider Woman]]'') was rescheduled for production, playing at [[The Baxter]] from 28 February to 19 March. The production played the following dates in Germany and Luxembourg: (17 – 20 February) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany, (14 – 15 May) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany, (19 – 20 May) – Grand Théâtre at Theatres De La Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, (3 – 4 September) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany.
-: The production played the following dates in Germany and Luxembourg: (17 – 20 February) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany, (14 – 15 May) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany, (19 – 20 May) – Grand Théâtre at Theatres De La Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, (3 – 4 September) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany. Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. It also played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
+:  Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. It also played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
 : ''[[Life and Times of Michael K]]'' (07 – 12 May) Yunfeng Theatre, Shanghai, China, (13 – 18 May) – Grand Opera House, Guangzhou, China.

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 : ''[[Life & Times of Michael K]]'' (like ''[[Kiss of the Spider Woman]]'') was rescheduled for production, playing at [[The Baxter]] from 28 February to 19 March.
-: Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. Next it played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
+: The production played the following dates in Germany and Luxembourg: (17 – 20 February) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany, (14 – 15 May) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany, (19 – 20 May) – Grand Théâtre at Theatres De La Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg, (3 – 4 September) – Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (D’haus), Düsseldorf, Germany. Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. It also played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
 : ''[[Life and Times of Michael K]]'' (07 – 12 May) Yunfeng Theatre, Shanghai, China, (13 – 18 May) – Grand Opera House, Guangzhou, China.

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 : Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. Next it played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
-: ''[[Life and Times of Michael K]]'' (07 – 12 May) Yunfeng Theatre, Shanghai, China, (13 – 18 May) – Grand Opera House, Guangzhou, China; ''[[Othello]]'' (28 Sept – 01 Oct) [[Woordfees]], [[Adam Small Theatre]], Stellenbosch
+: ''[[Life and Times of Michael K]]'' (07 – 12 May) Yunfeng Theatre, Shanghai, China, (13 – 18 May) – Grand Opera House, Guangzhou, China.
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	2023: Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. Next it played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).		2023: Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. Next it played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
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		+	2024: ''[[Life and Times of Michael K]]'' (07 – 12 May) Yunfeng Theatre, Shanghai, China, (13 – 18 May) – Grand Opera House, Guangzhou, China; ''[[Othello]]'' (28 Sept – 01 Oct) [[Woordfees]], [[Adam Small Theatre]], Stellenbosch

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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 : ''[[Life & Times of Michael K]]'' (like ''[[Kiss of the Spider Woman]]'') was rescheduled for production, playing at [[The Baxter]] from 28 February to 19 March.
-: Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the Fleur du Cap Award as best production. Next it played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York in December, to fine reviews.
+: Performed once more at the [[Baxter Theatre Complex]] (in the [[Pam Golding Theatre]]), winning the [[Fleur du Cap Award]] as best production. Next it played at the Edinburgh Festival, where it won the Fringe First Award for innovation and fine writing and thereafter transferred to St Ann's Warehouse in New York (29 November to 23 December).
 == Sources ==

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	The play was developed as a co-production between the [[Handspring Puppet Company]] and Theater der Welt Düsseldorf 2021, the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]] and Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg		The play was developed as a co-production between the [[Handspring Puppet Company]] and Theater der Welt Düsseldorf 2021, the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]] and Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg
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		+	==The production==

	The creative team on the production consisted of [[Lara Foot]] (adaptor, writer, director), the [[Handspring Puppet Company]]'s crew of adaptors, puppet directors, design and makers, including [[Patrick Curtis]] (set design) [[Kyle Shepherd]] (original music composition), [[Joshua Cutts]] (lighting), [[Fiona McPherson]] and [[Barrett de Kock]] (directors of photography and film), [[Yoav Dagan]] (videography and editing), [[Kirsti Cumming]] (projection design), [[Phyllis Midlane]] (costumes) and [[Simon Kohler]] (sound design). The cast included [[Sandra Prinsloo]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Faniswa Yisa]], [[Craig Leo]], [[Roshina Ratnam]], [[Carlo Daniels]], [[Marty Kintu]], [[Billy Langa]] and [[Nolufefe Ntshuntshe]].		The creative team on the production consisted of [[Lara Foot]] (adaptor, writer, director), the [[Handspring Puppet Company]]'s crew of adaptors, puppet directors, design and makers, including [[Patrick Curtis]] (set design) [[Kyle Shepherd]] (original music composition), [[Joshua Cutts]] (lighting), [[Fiona McPherson]] and [[Barrett de Kock]] (directors of photography and film), [[Yoav Dagan]] (videography and editing), [[Kirsti Cumming]] (projection design), [[Phyllis Midlane]] (costumes) and [[Simon Kohler]] (sound design). The cast included [[Sandra Prinsloo]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Faniswa Yisa]], [[Craig Leo]], [[Roshina Ratnam]], [[Carlo Daniels]], [[Marty Kintu]], [[Billy Langa]] and [[Nolufefe Ntshuntshe]].

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	https://www.netwerk24.com/netwerk24/kunste/teater-en-dans/life-times-of-michael-k-vaar-goed-in-new-york-20231217		https://www.netwerk24.com/netwerk24/kunste/teater-en-dans/life-times-of-michael-k-vaar-goed-in-new-york-20231217
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	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	The play was developed as a co-production between the [[Handspring Puppet Company]] and Theater der Welt Düsseldorf 2021, the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]] and Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg		The play was developed as a co-production between the [[Handspring Puppet Company]] and Theater der Welt Düsseldorf 2021, the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus, the [[Baxter Theatre Centre]] and Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg
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		+	The creative team on the production consisted of [[Lara Foot]] (adaptor, writer, director), the [[Handspring Puppet Company]]'s crew of adaptors, puppet directors, design and makers, including [[Patrick Curtis]] (set design) [[Kyle Shepherd]] (original music composition), [[Joshua Cutts]] (lighting), [[Fiona McPherson]] and [[Barrett de Kock]] (directors of photography and film), [[Yoav Dagan]] (videography and editing), [[Kirsti Cumming]] (projection design), [[Phyllis Midlane]] (costumes) and [[Simon Kohler]] (sound design). The cast included [[Sandra Prinsloo]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Faniswa Yisa]], [[Craig Leo]], [[Roshina Ratnam]], [[Carlo Daniels]], [[Marty Kintu]], [[Billy Langa]] and [[Nolufefe Ntshuntshe]].

	== Performance history in South Africa and abroad==		== Performance history in South Africa and abroad==

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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
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		+	https://www.thebaxter.xyz/michaelk

	https://stannswarehouse.org/		https://stannswarehouse.org/