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−	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning'' (published by Donker in 1979)) and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].	+	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning'' (published by Donker in 1979)) and music, directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].

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−	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning'' (~~1978~~)) and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].	+	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning'' (published by Donker in 1979)) and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].

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−	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning''(1978)) and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].	+	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning'' (1978)) and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].

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−	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].	+	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry (based on Gus Ferguson's book of poetry ''Snail Morning''(1978)) and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].

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−	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with Gus Ferguson, [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].	+	''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with [[Gus Ferguson]], [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].

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-by [[Gus Ferguson]]??*TH – LOCAL PLAY?* - CHECK!!!**]*****. Directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) I 1978, with Gus Ferguson, [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].
+''Mollusc Mania'' was a programme of poetry and music directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) in 1978, with Gus Ferguson, [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].
 == Sources ==
 [[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az|Astbury]] 1979.

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−	by [[Gus Ferguson]]??TH – LOCAL PLAY? - CHECK!!!]**. Directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) I 197, with Gus Ferguson, [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].	+	by [[Gus Ferguson]]??TH – LOCAL PLAY? - CHECK!!!]***. Directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) I 1978, with Gus Ferguson, [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].
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		+	[[ESAT Bibliography Ar-Az\|Astbury]] 1979.

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		+	by [[Gus Ferguson]]??TH – LOCAL PLAY? - CHECK!!!]**. Directed by [[Jenny Pichanick]] as a lunch-hour presentation at [[The Space]] (Cape Town) I 197, with Gus Ferguson, [[Raphael Gamaroff]] and [[Jenny Pichanick]].
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