Make Like Slaves - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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-'''''Make Like Slaves''''' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition.
+'''''Make Like Slaves''''' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989).
 == The original text ==
 The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors.
 First published in ''African theatre : eight prize-winning plays for radio'', edited by Gwyneth Henderson.  London: Heinemann, 1973.
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 == Sources ==
 [[ESAT Bibliography Gl-Go|Gosher]], 1988.

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−	''Make Like Slaves'' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition.	+	'''''Make Like Slaves''''' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition.

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-''Make Like Slaves'' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition. The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors.
+''Make Like Slaves'' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition.
 == The original text ==
 First published in ''African theatre : eight prize-winning plays for radio'', edited by Gwyneth Henderson.  London: Heinemann, 1973.

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−	''Make Like Slaves'' is a play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition. The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors.	+	''Make Like Slaves'' is a radio play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition. The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors.

	== The original text ==		== The original text ==

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−	~~First published in the collection ''[[African Theatre]]'' (ed [[Gwynneth Henderson]], pub [[Heinemann]], 1972).~~

	First published in ''African theatre : eight prize-winning plays for radio'', edited by Gwyneth Henderson. London: Heinemann, 1973.		First published in ''African theatre : eight prize-winning plays for radio'', edited by Gwyneth Henderson. London: Heinemann, 1973.

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 A [[Rhodes University Drama Department]] production was directed by [[Roy Sargeant]] during the [[National Arts Festival]] in 1976.
 == Sources ==

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-by [[Richard Rive]]. A one-act play about *. First published in the collection ''[[African Theatre]]'' (ed [[Gwynneth Henderson]], pub [[Heinemann]], 1972).
+''Make Like Slaves'' is a play by [[Richard Rive]] (1930-1989). It is a one-act play with which he won the 1972 BBC African Theatre Competition. The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors.
-by [[Richard Rive]]. A one-act play with which he won the 1972 [[BBC African Theatre Competition]]. The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors. First published in ''[[African Theatre]]'' (ed [[Gwynneth Henderson]], 1973) and later in ''[[Selected Writings]]'' (Johannesburg: [[Ad Donker]], 1976). (See Gosher, 1988)
+== The original text ==
-Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 M|M]]
+==Translations and adaptations==
-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays|South African Theatre Plays]]
+== Performance history in South Africa ==
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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	by [[Richard Rive]]. A one-act play about *. First published in the collection ''[[African Theatre]]'' (ed [[Gwynneth Henderson]], pub [[Heinemann]], 1972).		by [[Richard Rive]]. A one-act play about *. First published in the collection ''[[African Theatre]]'' (ed [[Gwynneth Henderson]], pub [[Heinemann]], 1972).
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		+	by [[Richard Rive]]. A one-act play with which he won the 1972 [[BBC African Theatre Competition]]. The action of the play subtly reveals the prejudices and received attitudes of a seemingly liberal white woman directing a play with black actors. First published in ''[[African Theatre]]'' (ed [[Gwynneth Henderson]], 1973) and later in ''[[Selected Writings]]'' (Johannesburg: [[Ad Donker]], 1976). (See Gosher, 1988)

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