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−	~~by [[Athol Fugard]]. (Also written ''~~[[Master Harold ... and the boys~~]]'' or ''[[ Master Harold...and the boys]]'') A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society.~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Master Harold ... and the boys]]
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−	~~The play was selected as one of the best 100 plays of the 20th Century.~~
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−	~~== Premiére 1983 ==~~
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−	First produced in the USA. At Yale Repertory the original cast was Zeljko Ivanek as Hally, [[Zakes Mokae]] as Sam, and Danny Glover as Willie. When the production moved to Broadway Lonny Price was Hally. Glover later appeared in the Broadway revival in the role of Sam.
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−	~~The South African premiére was at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], assisted by [[Suzanne Shepherd]] with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Ramolao Makhene]].~~
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−	~~== Revivals ==~~
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−	~~=== 1998 ===~~
−	[[Rapulana Seiphemo]] was selected to direct this play during the [[Barney Simon Young Directors and Playwrights Festival]], 1998. [[Alastair Dube]] played Sam, [[Thulani Nyembe]] Willie and [[Johnny Barbuzano]] Harold.
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−	~~=== 1999 ===~~
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−	~~Revived in 1999, with * ''[[Master Harold & the Boys]]'', Selected as one of the best plays of the 20th century by Published by [[Oxford University Press]].~~
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−	~~=== 2013 ===~~
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−	Produced by [[Eric Abraham]] and the [[Fugard Theatre]], in the [[Fugard Studio Theatre]], 4th-30th March 2013. Directed by [[Kim Kerfoot]] (''[[Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act]]'') and designed by [[Julia Anastasopoulos]] (''[[Champ]]'') The troubled teenager, Hally, is played by newcomer Alex Middlebrook, who himself is currently in Grade 11 and comes to the Fugard Theatre by kind agreement with Reddam House. While he has been on stage several times before (Gilbert and Sullivan’s King and I, Fiddler on the Roof and Yeomen of the Guard) Master Harold ... and the Boys marks Alex’s professional debut to the Theatre.
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−	Willie is played by UCT graduate Themba Mchunu (Door, Land of the Cranes) while Sam is played by the celebrated, veteran South African Actor Tshamano Sebe (Green Man Flashing, Jesus Hopped the A Train, District Six the Musical, The Piano Player, Stokvel, Generations). Sebe has previously played the character of Sam for which he won the Fleur du Cap Award for Best Actor in 1999.
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−	Bookings are now open and tickets can be bought through computicket.com or by dialling the Fugard Theatre’s box office on 021 461 4554. There are excellent discounts for learners, students and pensioners. Friends of the Fugard continue to receive great discounts on all Fugard Theatre productions. There is plenty of safe, secure parking across the road from the main entrance of the Fugard Theatre on Caledon Street.
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	== Revivals ==		== Revivals ==
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		+	=== 1998 ===
		+	[[Rapulana Seiphemo]] was selected to direct this play during the [[Barney Simon Young Directors and Playwrights Festival]], 1998. [[Alastair Dube]] played Sam, [[Thulani Nyembe]] Willie and [[Johnny Barbuzano]] Harold.

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−	by [[Athol Fugard]]. (Also written [[Master Harold ... and the boys]]) A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society.	+	by [[Athol Fugard]]. (Also written ''[[Master Harold ... and the boys]]'' or ''[[ Master Harold...and the boys]]'') A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society.

	The play was selected as one of the best 100 plays of the 20th Century.		The play was selected as one of the best 100 plays of the 20th Century.

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	First produced in the USA. At Yale Repertory the original cast was Zeljko Ivanek as Hally, [[Zakes Mokae]] as Sam, and Danny Glover as Willie. When the production moved to Broadway Lonny Price was Hally. Glover later appeared in the Broadway revival in the role of Sam.		First produced in the USA. At Yale Repertory the original cast was Zeljko Ivanek as Hally, [[Zakes Mokae]] as Sam, and Danny Glover as Willie. When the production moved to Broadway Lonny Price was Hally. Glover later appeared in the Broadway revival in the role of Sam.

−	The South African premiére was at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Makhene ~~Ramolao~~]].	+	The South African premiére was at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], assisted by [[Suzanne Shepherd]] with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Ramolao Makhene]].

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−	by [[Athol Fugard]]. (Also written [[Master Harold ... and the ~~Boys~~]]) A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society.	+	by [[Athol Fugard]]. (Also written [[Master Harold ... and the boys]]) A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society.

	The play was selected as one of the best 100 plays of the 20th Century.		The play was selected as one of the best 100 plays of the 20th Century.

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 == Premiére 1983 ==
-First produced in 1983 in at Yale/New York?* at ** with [[Matthew Broderick]] as "Hally" and [[Zakes Mokae]] as "Sam".
+First produced in the USA. At Yale Repertory the original cast was Zeljko Ivanek as Hally, [[Zakes Mokae]] as Sam, and Danny Glover as Willie. When the production moved to Broadway Lonny Price was Hally. Glover later appeared in the Broadway revival in the role of Sam.
-The South African premiére was at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Makhen’e Ramolao]].
+The South African premiére was at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Makhene Ramolao]].

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−	by [[Athol Fugard]]. A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society. First produced in 1983 in at Yale/New York?* at with [[Matthew Broderick]] as "Hally" and [[Zakes Mokae]] as "Sam". South African premiére at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Makhen’e Ramolao]]. Revived in 1999, with * ''[[Master Harold & the Boys]]'', Selected as one of the best plays of the 20th century by ** Published by [[Oxford University Press]].	+	by [[Athol Fugard]]. (Also written [[Master Harold ... and the Boys]]) A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society.
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		+	The play was selected as one of the best 100 plays of the 20th Century.
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		+	== Premiére 1983 ==
		+
		+	First produced in 1983 in at Yale/New York?* at ** with [[Matthew Broderick]] as "Hally" and [[Zakes Mokae]] as "Sam".
		+
		+	The South African premiére was at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Makhen’e Ramolao]].
		+
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		+	== Revivals ==
		+
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		+	=== 1999 ===
		+
		+
		+	Revived in 1999, with * ''[[Master Harold & the Boys]]'', Selected as one of the best plays of the 20th century by Published by [[Oxford University Press]].
		+
		+
		+	=== 2013 ===
		+
		+
		+	Produced by [[Eric Abraham]] and the [[Fugard Theatre]], in the [[Fugard Studio Theatre]], 4th-30th March 2013. Directed by [[Kim Kerfoot]] (''[[Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act]]'') and designed by [[Julia Anastasopoulos]] (''[[Champ]]'') The troubled teenager, Hally, is played by newcomer Alex Middlebrook, who himself is currently in Grade 11 and comes to the Fugard Theatre by kind agreement with Reddam House. While he has been on stage several times before (Gilbert and Sullivan’s King and I, Fiddler on the Roof and Yeomen of the Guard) Master Harold ... and the Boys marks Alex’s professional debut to the Theatre.
		+
		+	Willie is played by UCT graduate Themba Mchunu (Door, Land of the Cranes) while Sam is played by the celebrated, veteran South African Actor Tshamano Sebe (Green Man Flashing, Jesus Hopped the A Train, District Six the Musical, The Piano Player, Stokvel, Generations). Sebe has previously played the character of Sam for which he won the Fleur du Cap Award for Best Actor in 1999.
		+
		+	Bookings are now open and tickets can be bought through computicket.com or by dialling the Fugard Theatre’s box office on 021 461 4554. There are excellent discounts for learners, students and pensioners. Friends of the Fugard continue to receive great discounts on all Fugard Theatre productions. There is plenty of safe, secure parking across the road from the main entrance of the Fugard Theatre on Caledon Street.
		+

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		+	by [[Athol Fugard]]. A play based on an incident in the author's youth, dealing with the process of growing up in a racially divided society. First produced in 1983 in at Yale/New York?* at with [[Matthew Broderick]] as "Hally" and [[Zakes Mokae]] as "Sam". South African premiére at the [[Market Theatre]] 1983, directed by [[Athol Fugard]], with [[John Kani]], [[Duarte Sylwain]] and [[Makhen’e Ramolao]]. Revived in 1999, with * ''[[Master Harold & the Boys]]'', Selected as one of the best plays of the 20th century by ** Published by [[Oxford University Press]].
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