Meze, Mira and Make-Up - Revision history

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''Meze, Mira and Make-Up'', written by [[Irene Stephanou], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].

==Sources==
National Arts Festival programme, 1997.

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		+	''Meze, Mira and Make-Up'' theatre programme (Market Theatre) 1996.
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	National Arts Festival programme, 1997.		National Arts Festival programme, 1997.

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−	"Food, Fate and Make-Up" - an autobiographical one-woman show written and performed by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. ~~Performed~~ in 1996 at the [[Market Theatre]]~~. Directed~~ by [[Vanessa Cooke]], lighting by [[Richard Barnes]], set design by [[Bradley Goss]], Greek choreography by [[Mary Vassiliou]], stage manager [[Toy Sonentse]]. Performed at the [[~~National Arts~~ Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].	+	"Food, Fate and Make-Up" - an autobiographical one-woman show written and performed by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa.
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		+	First performed in 1996 at the [[Market Theatre]], directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]], lighting by [[Richard Barnes]], set design by [[Bradley Goss]], Greek choreography by [[Mary Vassiliou]], stage manager [[Toy Sonentse]]. Performed at the [[Grahamstown Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].

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−	~~''Meze~~, ~~Mira~~ and Make-Up~~'',~~ written by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed in 1996 at the [[Market Theatre]]. Directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]], lighting by [[Richard Barnes]], set design by [[Bradley Goss]], Greek choreography by [[Mary Vassiliou]], stage manager [[Toy Sonentse]]. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].	+	"Food, Fate and Make-Up" - an autobiographical one-woman show written and performed by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed in 1996 at the [[Market Theatre]]. Directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]], lighting by [[Richard Barnes]], set design by [[Bradley Goss]], Greek choreography by [[Mary Vassiliou]], stage manager [[Toy Sonentse]]. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].

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−	''Meze, Mira and Make-Up'', written by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].	+	''Meze, Mira and Make-Up'', written by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed in 1996 at the [[Market Theatre]]. Directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]], lighting by [[Richard Barnes]], set design by [[Bradley Goss]], Greek choreography by [[Mary Vassiliou]], stage manager [[Toy Sonentse]]. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].

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-''Meze, Mira and Make-Up'', written by [[Irene Stephanou], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].
+''Meze, Mira and Make-Up'', written by [[Irene Stephanou]], exploring what it means to be young and of Greek origin in South Africa. Performed at the [[National Arts Festival]], 1997, featuring Stephanou, directed by [[Vanessa Cooke]].
 ==Sources==
 National Arts Festival programme, 1997.