Mouthpeace Theatre - Revision history

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A theatrical troupe run by [[Andrew Buckland]].

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-Established in 1987 by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Janet Buckland]] (actor/director team) in Johannesburg. From 1992 onwards Mouthpeace operated from Grahamstown.
+[[Mouthpeace Theatre]] is a theatre company.
 == Productions ==
 Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No Easy Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noonoo|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noonoo|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy Walk]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **

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−	Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No ~~easy~~ Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival\|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noonoo\|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noonoo\|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy ~~walk~~]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **	+	Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No Easy Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival\|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noonoo\|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noonoo\|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy Walk]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **

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−	Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No easy Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival\|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy walk]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **	+	Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No easy Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival\|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noonoo\|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noonoo\|The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy walk]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **

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−	Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No easy Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival\|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown ~~Arts~~ Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy walk]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **	+	Their originally scripted productions combine the oral story-telling tradition with classic mime to achieve a satiric/comic story-telling form. The first production in 1987 was ''[[No easy Walk]]'', created in collaboration with [[Maciek Schejbal]]; this won the [[Pick of the Fringe Award]] at the [[Grahamstown Festival\|Standard Bank National Arts Festival]] in 1987. ''[[The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' earned five South African awards and two others at the Edinburgh Festival in 1988/89. ''[[Thing?]]'', commissioned by the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] for the 1990 [[Grahamstown Festival]] was directed by [[Janice Honeyman]] and performed with The [[Handspring Puppet Company]]. In 1991 ''[[Between the Teeth]]'' and ''[[The Ugly Noo Noo]]'' were awarded the [[AA Vita/Tonight! Award]] for comedy. ''[[Bloodstream]]'', created and performed by [[Andrew Buckland]] and [[Lionel Newton]], won 4 South African theatre awards in 1992, and a Scotsman Fringe First at Edinburgh in 1993. ''[[Feedback]]'' (Buckland and Newton) premiered in Grahamstown at the 1994 [[Grahamstown Festival]], and it again won the Edinburgh Fringe First* Award in 1995. ''[[Noisy walk]]'' premiered at the [[Grahamstown Festival]] in 1996. **

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