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''Lunvhtime Concert'' by Ohwen Wymark.

Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].

== Sources ==
National Arts Festival programme, 1983.

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 Published in ''Three Plays: Lunchtime Concert; The Inhabitants; Coda'' by Calder and Boyars, 1967.
-Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].
+Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Greg Melvill-Smith|Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].
 == Sources ==

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	''Lunchtime Concert'' a one-act play by American-born but long resident in England playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).		''Lunchtime Concert'' a one-act play by American-born but long resident in England playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).
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		+	Published in ''Three Plays: Lunchtime Concert; The Inhabitants; Coda'' by Calder and Boyars, 1967.

	Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].		Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].

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−	''Lunchtime Concert'' a one-act play by American playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).	+	''Lunchtime Concert'' a one-act play by American-born but long resident in England playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).

	Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].		Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].

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−	''~~Lunvhtime~~ Concert'' a one-act play by American playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).	+	''Lunchtime Concert'' a one-act play by American playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).

	Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].		Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].

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-''Lunvhtime Concert'' by Ohwen Wymark.
+''Lunvhtime Concert'' a one-act play by American playwright Olwen Wymark (1932-2013). First produced in Glasgow, Scotland, at Citizens Theatre, (1966).
 Presented by Pretoria Technikon at the [[National Arts Festival]] Student Drama in 1983, in conjunction with ''[[Philipp Hotz's Fury]]''. Directed and set designed by [[Frank Opperman]], lighting by [[Tanya Logan]], company and stage manager [[Adam Steyn]] who was also responsible for sound. The cast: [[Anton Schmidt]], [[Gregory Mellvill-Smith]], [[Kim de Beer]].
 == Sources ==
 National Arts Festival programme, 1983.