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−	A one-act play by [[William Branford]], based on [[Peter Abrahams]]'s 1946~~/1949?~~ novel of the same name.	+	A one-act play by [[William Branford]], based on [[Peter Abrahams]]'s 1946 novel of the same name.

	== Performances ==		== Performances ==

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−	A stage version of Lionel Abrahams's 1949 novel ''Mine Boy''	+	A stage version of Lionel Abrahams's 1949 novel ''Mine Boy'', dealing with the story of a rural labourer who goes to work on the gold mines in Johannesburg.

	There have two adaptations of the novel:		There have two adaptations of the novel:

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−	A one-act play by [[William Branford]], based on [[Peter Abrahams]]'s 1946/1949? novel of the same name.	+	A one-act play by [[William Branford]], based on [[Peter Abrahams]]'s 1946/1949? novel of the same name.
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	== Performances ==		== Performances ==

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−	Performed by the [[Durban Medical Students' Group]] from 20 to 23 April, 1955~~, it deals with a rural labourer who goes to work on the gold mines in Johannesburg~~.	+	Performed by the [[Durban Medical Students' Group]] from 20 to 23 April, 1955.
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	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	Undated typescript in the [[Thomas Pringle Collection]], [[National English Literary Museum]], Grahamstown.		Undated typescript in the [[Thomas Pringle Collection]], [[National English Literary Museum]], Grahamstown.

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 , was produced in 2014 by [[Eager Artists]] (the resident company of the [[Wushwini Arts and Heritage Centre]]) and The [[Stable Theatre]],   with choreography by [[Sphiso Majola]] and the cast. Design and video projections are by [[Doung Jahangeer]], photographs by [[Dean Hutton]].
-The musical opened 20 June 2015 in the [[Stable Theatre]], Durban, followed by a run at the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre]], before going on a national tour.
+The musical opened 20 June 2014 in the [[Stable Theatre]], Durban, followed by a run at the [[Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre]], before going on a national tour.
 == Sources ==