One for the Road to Damaskus - Revision history

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Performance history in South Africa

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 A full length, bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) play about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896, when Twain visited the city as part of his circumnavigation of the globe.
-Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002m the text is unpublished, but a hard copy is held by the [[Performing Arts Research Collection]] at the [[Africa Open Institute]] of [[Stellenbosch University]]. A digital version is also available online in the [[LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
+Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002, the text is unpublished, but a hard copy is held by the [[Performing Arts Research Collection]] at the [[Africa Open Institute]] of [[Stellenbosch University]] (Hauptfleisch dontation). A digital version of the text is also available online in the [[LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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		+	The [[Temple Hauptfleisch]] donation, held in the [[PARC]] performance research collection, Stellenbosch.

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 == Performance history in South Africa ==
-The play has not yet been performed to date.
+The play has not yet been performed.
 == Sources ==

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 A full length, bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) play about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896, when Twain visited the city as part of his circumnavigation of the globe.
-Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002.
+Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002m the text is unpublished, but a hard copy is held by the [[Performing Arts Research Collection]] at the [[Africa Open Institute]] of [[Stellenbosch University]]. A digital version is also available online in the [[LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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 Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002.
-The text is unpublished, but a hard copy is held by the Performeing Arts Research Collection at the Africa Open Institute of Stellenbosch University and a digital version is also available online in the [[LitNet|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
+The text is unpublished, but a hard copy is held by the [[Performing Arts Research Collection]] at the [[Africa Open Institute]] of [[Stellenbosch University]] and a digital version is also available online in the [[LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==

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 ==The original text==
-A full length work about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896.
+A full length, bilingual (English and [[Afrikaans]]) play about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896.
 Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002.
-The play has not yet been performed and the text is unpublished, but a digital version is available online in the [[LitNet|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
+The text is unpublished, but a hard copy is held by the Performeing Arts Research Collection at the Africa Open Institute of Stellenbosch University and a digital version is also available online in the [[LitNet|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
-Return to [[ESAT Plays 1 O|O]]
+The play has not yet been performed to date.
-Return to [[South_African_Theatre/Plays|South African Theatre Plays]]
+== Sources ==
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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 The [[Afrikaans]] version of the title is '''''[['n Loopdop op die Pad na Damaskus]]'''''
 A full length work about a fictional meeting between the young [[C.J. Langenhoven]] and an elderly [[Mark Twain]] in Cape Town in 1896.
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 Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002.
-The play has not yet been performed and the text is unpublished, but is available online in the [[LitNet|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.
+The play has not yet been performed and the text is unpublished, but a digital version is available online in the [[LitNet|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.

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	Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002.		Written with a grant from the [[National Arts Council]] in 2002.

−	The play has not yet been performed and the text is unpublished, but is available online in the [[LitNet\|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die ~~pad~~ na Damaskus]]''.	+	The play has not yet been performed and the text is unpublished, but is available online in the [[LitNet\|LitNet Spens]] under the [[Afrikaans]] title ''[['n Loopsopie op die Pad na Damaskus]]''.